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sock Jul 5th, 01, 12:20 PM My restoration guide talks about different degrees of black. Gloss and flat are easy to find. Where can I find the black in different degrees,how is it labeled, and what are my chances of finding this paint at a local supply store. Thanks for your help. Trying to do this thing Right! Brenden Saylock Jul 7th, 01, 11:20 AM The eastwood company might be able to help you out. I dont think a jobber can help you I'll see if mine can. Gotta get paint code,or fromulas. von Jul 7th, 01, 1:11 PM If spraying enamel from a gun, you can get flattener (at least from Dupont) to make any degree of gloss. It takes a little experimentation. ------------------ von '69 300 Dlx SS TC #15 ACES #1575 My '69 SS (http://sites.netscape.net/von69ss/homepage) Wes V Jul 7th, 01, 4:25 PM If you get the "technical page" put out by company that sells the "flattening agent", it may give information about the degrees of flat. (I've use the PPG equivalent) ------------------ Wes. Vann Technical Reference section Gold Member #5 MARTINSR Jul 7th, 01, 4:28 PM It is called D.O.I. or "Distinctness of image" And measured in percentage of how well it reflects an image. ------------------ 1965 Buick Gran Sport Convertible 1965 Buick Skylark H/T "Fan of most anything that moves human beings" | ||