Author Topic: 68- PPG Ditzler 22956 and 22955 Light/ Dark Nugget Gold Poly  (Read 1257 times)

Offline don.piotrek

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68- PPG Ditzler 22956 and 22955 Light/ Dark Nugget Gold Poly
« on: February 21, 2019, 09:42:09 AM »
Did anyone use these colors recently? I am looking to mix them for my '68 coupe and was wondering if it is easy to get the correct shade.

I came across this listing of what to paint in which color, shared at some point by Jeff Speegle:

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Ditzler #22956 Light Nugget Gold
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Cover plate steering column
Steering column
Instrument panel
ash receptacle cover
retainer
Door opening windlace
glove box door
Wire cover steering column panel
Moulding's
Brackets
Rear seat back
Rear Aux floor panel
Luggage compartment door
Panels: front door, quarter trim, lower front and rear
Cover plates
Quarter trim seat latch
Rear access door
Flipper panel
Rear seat back support
Rear stationary trim panel
Finish cap
Upper quarter trim
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Ditzler #22955 Dark Nugget Gold Poly
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Back Window header moulding
Quarter trim panels
Upper rear and front
Quarter belt side and rear
Back window panel
Upper rear center
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Ditzler #22960 Flat finish Dark nugget Gold Poly
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Lower windshield moulding
Crash pad retainer

Does anyone have pics showing exactly the parts painted in the Dark 22955 shade?
« Last Edit: February 21, 2019, 03:22:59 PM by J_Speegle »

Offline J_Speegle

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Re: 68-PPG Ditzler 22956 and 22955 Light/ Dark Nugget Gold Poly
« Reply #1 on: February 21, 2019, 03:22:43 PM »
Allot of the panels and parts listed in that list are for fastbacks - so not allot of coupe or even convertible parts are included.

Unless I'm missing something it looks like, Lower windshield moulding - Crash pad retainer are the only two items.  All the other items would be all the upper panels and parts from the beltline up at the rear of the fastback rear interior
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