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Old 06-14-2023, 01:35 PM   #1
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Hi, can anyone tell me what the paint code is on the blue paint for the 1935 hubcaps (se picture)?
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Old 06-14-2023, 02:02 PM   #2
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Hi, can anyone tell me what the paint code is on the blue paint for the 1935 hubcaps (se picture)?
I'm not certain if there was a name for that color. There was an "M" code associated to it that will be of no use to you.
A VERY accurate replacement is Sign painters One Shot, Reflex Blue. That can be found at Hobby Lobby and other places online.
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The name was Harding blue, but as Mike states, One-Shot reflex blue is an excellent match. The original in your photo is very faded from exposure.
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That dont look like my 35 hub cap, maybe mine are repro
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oldbugger: The cap above appears original to a 35 car or commercial except for the faded paint. Bob Drake reproduction caps have the same basic appearance.
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The name was Harding blue, but as Mike states, One-Shot reflex blue is an excellent match. The original in your photo is very faded from exposure.
Harding Blue? Thank you David. I continue to learn
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Thanks for the answers! The blue color on my 1935 original caps was painted by the previous owner and has been stored without exposure to sun/light until now. I thought they were very bright and therefore wanted to know if the colour was correct in 1935.
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