Leo64 Posted August 15 Posted August 15 I'm guessing that you are asking about a color in a hobby spray paint, looking at a picture of Ermine White online it says it is a creamy white color. You might want to check out Tamiya TS7 Racing White (check out the attached pic I found online comparing Racing White to Pure White). Another option, but it is a little more costly is some online auto touch-up paint suppliers can sell the actual color code in a spray can. I've seen it on the website automotivetouchup.com: https://www.automotivetouchup.com/spray-paint/spray_paint_matched.aspx If you don't mind using an airbrush, sites like Scalefinishes or MCW Finishes offer the exact color in a small pre-thinned bottle. I've bought from Scalefinishes a lot and he is a great guy to deal with. Steve A. 1
Brandon Miller Posted August 15 Author Posted August 15 Tamiya Racing White looks real close, and I'd prefer to use Tamiya.
espo Posted August 15 Posted August 15 Tamiya TS-26 Pure White is what I would suggest. i know its a Ford, but this is what that color looks like. 1
Fat Brian Posted August 15 Posted August 15 Duplicolor has something called "Universal White" that is very close to that. It's between a true white and their Wimbledon White which I think is too creamy. This is Universal White This is Wimbledon White
Brandon Miller Posted August 16 Author Posted August 16 The l8nk below shows the paint code/chart for ermine white. https://www.autocolorlibrary.com/pages/1967-chevrolet
Can-Con Posted August 16 Posted August 16 (edited) 1 hour ago, Brandon Miller said: The l8nk below shows the paint code/chart for ermine white. https://www.autocolorlibrary.com/pages/1967-chevrolet IF you airbrush I'd suggest mixing the Tamiya racing and pure white 50/50. I think that would get you close. I used the racing white on my mast pickup build and in my opinion, it's a bit too dark for the GM white or even the Ford Wimbledon white. Edited August 16 by Can-Con
Rodent Posted August 16 Posted August 16 Not related dirt road fun (or not fun) fact: The old Modelmaster Wimbledon White was pretty much the same color (colour) as the Duplicolor 1987 Ford Truck Colonial White that I bought to respray the battery tray in my old Ranger.
Deathgoblin Posted August 16 Posted August 16 3 hours ago, Fat Brian said: Duplicolor has something called "Universal White" that is very close to that. It's between a true white and their Wimbledon White which I think is too creamy. This is Universal White This is Wimbledon White Great job on Barricade!
Fat Brian Posted August 16 Posted August 16 44 minutes ago, Deathgoblin said: Great job on Barricade! Thank you, I only had to strip it 4 times because the paint kept bleeding under the tape or the tape would peel up the white.
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