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#146211 - 06/23/09 07:07 PM '29 Coach Garnish Moldings
Chip Oil Can Mechanic Registered: 02/27/06 Posts: 699 Loc: Asheville, NC	Should they be woodgrained, gloss black, or what? Thanks! All the Best, Chip _________________________ "It's wise to choose a SIX"
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#146212 - 06/23/09 07:39 PM Re: '29 Coach Garnish Moldings [Re: Chip]
Junkyard Dog Registered: 11/23/01 Posts: 16179 Loc: Eagle Point, Oregon	It depends upon the color combination number. What color combination number are you using? _________________________ The Mangy Old Mutt "If It's Not Junk.....It's Not Treasure!"
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#146375 - 06/26/09 11:25 AM Re: '29 Coach Garnish Moldings [Re: Junkyard Dog]
Chip Oil Can Mechanic Registered: 02/27/06 Posts: 699 Loc: Asheville, NC	It took me four days to find my Service News notebook to try to remember the Color Combination number. Then I found out that the garnish molding color is listed right there with the exterior colors! But now it gets interesting: I'm doing Color Combination No. 15: Bennington Blue and Black. In the Service News, it says the garnish moldings for that Color Combination should be "Oak Green" (Duco 2445769). But if I look at the full listing of color combinations for 1929-1934, it says they should be "Veldt Gray". I think the "Oak Green" is correct, based on scraping away at the moldings a little bit. Does anybody have a modern match for the "Oak Green"? All the Best, Chip _________________________ "It's wise to choose a SIX"
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#146660 - 07/02/09 08:36 AM Re: '29 Coach Garnish Moldings [Re: Chip]
Chip Oil Can Mechanic Registered: 02/27/06 Posts: 699 Loc: Asheville, NC	Should the "Oak Green" on the garnish moldings be gloss, satin, or flat? I'm thinking satin to replicate the original????? All the Best, Chip _________________________ "It's wise to choose a SIX"
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#146662 - 07/02/09 08:43 AM Re: '29 Coach Garnish Moldings [Re: Chip]
Junkyard Dog Registered: 11/23/01 Posts: 16179 Loc: Eagle Point, Oregon	"Satin" and "Flat" were not used back in 1929. _________________________ The Mangy Old Mutt "If It's Not Junk.....It's Not Treasure!"
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#146665 - 07/02/09 08:49 AM Re: '29 Coach Garnish Moldings [Re: Junkyard Dog]
Chip Oil Can Mechanic Registered: 02/27/06 Posts: 699 Loc: Asheville, NC	Woof! _________________________ "It's wise to choose a SIX"
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#146677 - 07/02/09 03:57 PM Re: '29 Coach Garnish Moldings [Re: Chip]
Junkyard Dog Registered: 11/23/01 Posts: 16179 Loc: Eagle Point, Oregon	Bow Wow! _________________________ The Mangy Old Mutt "If It's Not Junk.....It's Not Treasure!"
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