Paint questions

[Roastchestnuts]

Whats the best place to get the pewter color paint? I purchased some early fj40 seats that I need to restore for my 1964 fj40 and will need to paint the frames before I reupholster them. I have seen the paint in spray cans a few places in spray cans but would really like to get a quart. Thanks in advance!

 

[Skreddy]

Maybe bring a local paint supply a piece they can scan.

If you do go spray can route, I’ve been using rustoleum satin nickel and it’s dead on match to my eye.

 

[EWheeler]

Maybe bring a local paint supply a piece they can scan.

If you do go spray can route, I’ve been using rustoleum satin nickel and it’s dead on match to my eye. View attachment 3241202

Yep. KISS principle. Don't make it any harder than it has to be. No one will know any different, or care it its slightly different.

 

[Relot76]

My paint shop matched mine. When I was getting my '69 FJ40 repainted, I saw that Cool Cruisers had some not in spray cans. Here is the link to theirs -- https://www.coolcruisers.com/painsilpew.html

 

[Roastchestnuts]

Maybe bring a local paint supply a piece they can scan.

If you do go spray can route, I’ve been using rustoleum satin nickel and it’s dead on match to my eye. View attachment 3241202

I think this is the way I am going to go. Easy to get! I was hoping to put some through a paint gun but this will work too. thanks @Skreddy

 

[70fj40]

Cool cruisers website says no longer available.

 

[DuckBone]

Cruiser Corps has it if you don’t mind spending $21/can.

Paint - Pewter Aerosol - FJ40, FJ45, FJ55, BJ 1958-1984

This pewter aerosol paint is matched off the original Toyota color, and is an exclusive to Cruiser Corps. Toyota used this color to paint their bumpers, bumperettes, glove boxes, consoles, and dash clusters, as well as several other items. This will allow you to spray those necessary parts on...

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