<VV> the questions keep comin...paint

[Tony Underwood]

At 01:13 hours 07/26/2005, Ryan Verthein wrote:
>Yep, and that's NOT what I'm looking for.
>
>I'm looking for the creamer without the coffee...but
>Ermine white seems VERY white, and almost a hint of
>grey?



It almost sounds like you're describing a 1960s Dearborn 
color...   Wimbledon White, which found its way onto a lot of 
Mustangs in the late '60s.   It's not a cooler off-white like GM 
Ermine White, nor is it a cold tone like Appliance White.   It's 
almost a cream color, just a little lighter... with a hint of reddish 
brown in the shadows if the evening twilight hits it right although 
in bright sunlight it's indeed white.   However, in winter when 
there's a heap of snow on part of the car, you immediately see how 
much whiter the snow is.


You need to take a look at a chip chart or go to a car show and check 
out a late '60s Mustang that appears white but isn't quite white 
enough to go unnoticed.   And I don't wanna hear any guff about Fords 
from you GM diehards...  I like Wimbledon White enough to have 
painted my 1966 Plymouth Satellite musclecar that color.



tony..