Topic: Acapulco blue

[289225hp]

Hello, I am looking for paint components acapulco blue 1967  thanks

[66GTKFB]

I think that you will find that each auto paint supplier has a propritary formula for their paint. In the US of A, we go to a paint store and order what we want so what the paint's makeup is does not matter, as long as it matches. With the new polution laws we have, formulas have changed even more.
Jim

[Soaring]

Yeah, I just took my trunk lid into a paint shop to match the color, and they mixed it up and it was perfect.  My body shop man was happy with it, so this isn't rocket science. 

[289225hp]

Thanks , For Ford USA I find it much blue but which is near 
ok for Lime Gold 

[Soaring]

I wouldn't use a paint strip to match.  Again, take a trunk lid to an auto  paint shop to match the colors if you want to keep it the same.  If you want to change colors, that's a different story. 

[289225hp]

No there is no blue on the car. I rebuilt it myself painting 
I must find the blue acapulco, ok I see moves to the united states   

[66GTKFB]

Here is the Dupont stock number for Acapulco Blue - 13357. The theory is that you can cross reference this number at an automobile paint supplier.
Jim

[289225hp]

My suppliers " Spies hecker and Debeer " how many years after this color is 

[66GTKFB]

I'm not sure what your question is, but this is the current Dupont stock number for the paint. I got it from a friend who had his 67 Fastback painted two years ago.
Jim

[289225hp]

Acapulco blue paint is available for 2008  ok thanks .

[Soaring]

For a 1967, the Acapulco blue had a D7 code D.  It was also available for the 1968 and 1969 models.  The grabber blue took the place of Acapulco blue in 1970.  I doubt seriously that any acapulco blue would match the same color as those three years. 
http://svs.com/zim/mustang/images/66-D7.jpg

[289225hp]

Soaring thank you, I have yet to find a sample of blue and remanufacture
the true color. I hope that the translation is good not easy 

[Soaring]

Use Jim's numbers for the correct paint color, or call Ford with the 1967 D7 code for 1967.   

[66GTKFB]

The Ford paint code won't do you any good as Ford does not support parts or materials on cars over 10 years of age. For what it's worth, the Ford Service name for the paint is "Bright Blue Metallic" for 67 thru 69, "Medium Blue Metallic" for 70 and 71. The Ford Service part number for both names as shown in the 1975 Ford Car Parts book is "AR60-3077-C".
The picture is of a friend's 1967 Fastback "A" code that I helped restore a couple of years back.
Jim

[Soaring]

Do some research and ask guys like these who may lead you to the answer.
http://www.paintscratch.com/

[289225hp]

Hello, ok for Bright Blue metallic like the picture I've posted
very very very nice blue Mustang 67 A code 

[289225hp]

 PPG paint color 

http://ditzlerautopaint.com/index.html