1970 Porsche 911 T - Paint Touch Up
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I believe I am a 'newby'!! But I now belong!
I have high expectations that within these hallowed digital confines I will find the answeres to lifes niggles, and namely the way to a quick paint touch up on my old trout.
As title shows, its an old signal orange 911 with the recent addition (or subtraction depending how you look at it) of some fetching paint chips - down to the metal on trailing edge of the door.\
Any one know if there is a kindly outfit thats willing to supply a touch up paint kit for old Porsche's??? Dont mind if its a couple of litres worth, it will get used since I'm not afraid of the road scars (what a hero!).
Any suggestions greatly appreciated, btw I'm too cheap to do a full respray!
Best
Porky911
I have high expectations that within these hallowed digital confines I will find the answeres to lifes niggles, and namely the way to a quick paint touch up on my old trout.
As title shows, its an old signal orange 911 with the recent addition (or subtraction depending how you look at it) of some fetching paint chips - down to the metal on trailing edge of the door.\
Any one know if there is a kindly outfit thats willing to supply a touch up paint kit for old Porsche's??? Dont mind if its a couple of litres worth, it will get used since I'm not afraid of the road scars (what a hero!).
Any suggestions greatly appreciated, btw I'm too cheap to do a full respray!
Best
Porky911
These people do touch up kits if you enter your car details http://www.paints4u.com/productsByCat.aspx?MainCat...
Have you tried your local Porsche Centre? I got a touch up for my '88 911 off the shelf, ok its a bit newer than your car but worth a try and it wasn't over priced. It seems Porsche have realised that owners of the older cars don't have the deep pockets pf newr car owners and have kept the spares prices at a reasonable level, good luck.
Porky911 said:
I believe I am a 'newby'!! But I now belong!
I have high expectations that within these hallowed digital confines I will find the answeres to lifes niggles, and namely the way to a quick paint touch up on my old trout.
As title shows, its an old signal orange 911 with the recent addition (or subtraction depending how you look at it) of some fetching paint chips - down to the metal on trailing edge of the door.\
Any one know if there is a kindly outfit thats willing to supply a touch up paint kit for old Porsche's??? Dont mind if its a couple of litres worth, it will get used since I'm not afraid of the road scars (what a hero!).
Any suggestions greatly appreciated, btw I'm too cheap to do a full respray!
Best
Porky911
I have high expectations that within these hallowed digital confines I will find the answeres to lifes niggles, and namely the way to a quick paint touch up on my old trout.
As title shows, its an old signal orange 911 with the recent addition (or subtraction depending how you look at it) of some fetching paint chips - down to the metal on trailing edge of the door.\
Any one know if there is a kindly outfit thats willing to supply a touch up paint kit for old Porsche's??? Dont mind if its a couple of litres worth, it will get used since I'm not afraid of the road scars (what a hero!).
Any suggestions greatly appreciated, btw I'm too cheap to do a full respray!
Best
Porky911
Have you tried your local Porsche Centre? I got a touch up for my '88 911 off the shelf, ok its a bit newer than your car but worth a try and it wasn't over priced. It seems Porsche have realised that owners of the older cars don't have the deep pockets pf newr car owners and have kept the spares prices at a reasonable level, good luck.
Porky911 said:
I believe I am a 'newby'!! But I now belong!
I have high expectations that within these hallowed digital confines I will find the answeres to lifes niggles, and namely the way to a quick paint touch up on my old trout.
As title shows, its an old signal orange 911 with the recent addition (or subtraction depending how you look at it) of some fetching paint chips - down to the metal on trailing edge of the door.\
Any one know if there is a kindly outfit thats willing to supply a touch up paint kit for old Porsche's??? Dont mind if its a couple of litres worth, it will get used since I'm not afraid of the road scars (what a hero!).
Any suggestions greatly appreciated, btw I'm too cheap to do a full respray!
Best
Porky911
I have high expectations that within these hallowed digital confines I will find the answeres to lifes niggles, and namely the way to a quick paint touch up on my old trout.
As title shows, its an old signal orange 911 with the recent addition (or subtraction depending how you look at it) of some fetching paint chips - down to the metal on trailing edge of the door.\
Any one know if there is a kindly outfit thats willing to supply a touch up paint kit for old Porsche's??? Dont mind if its a couple of litres worth, it will get used since I'm not afraid of the road scars (what a hero!).
Any suggestions greatly appreciated, btw I'm too cheap to do a full respray!
Best
Porky911
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