What should we do with the paint?
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Junkyard_D - Part 4 - STONE SOUP - What do we do with the paint?
Watch as we give clean up the old paint in the car and determine if it is worth saving the patina or elect to paint it a different color. Your vote counts in the decision so go to the @DiecastDreamCustoms poll and let us know!
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Not a patina fan. I think it's run its course...kinda like sideways mud flaps, fuzzy dice and dingle balls. That said it's my opinion. Everyone has to please themselves. I like a nice red with white insets . Opposite of original.
Love the dingle balls! 😂. Never thought of the reverse paint scheme 🤔
Factory white exterior paint with red interior would really make this jewel shine. I like the patina look but this classic has the right exterior and interior color combination to showcase this project, from basket case to a nice driver. It would really be something to see all done up.
The car was probably very sharp from the factory that way. Nice perspective!👍
Same here, white. Cool car!
@@junkyard_D I had a white 1962 Valiant V200. It looked good when it was clean.
Paint it with speedokote single-stage bright white. Good quality paint and will make the car look very nice.
@@allenpp6748 we’ll have to look into that. There is a good painter at the end of the run but time is running short.
@@junkyard_D Exactly just do a white single stage. That way you dont have to block the car out too much. Body looks relatively straight.
The 1962 "Polar white" will go well with the interior, I would have done it in "Cobalt blue" but that does not go well with the interior and to be picky the Lancer was never available in cobalt blue either, but I think Stone soup deserves some paint.
@@rustandmagic thank you. I like clay blue. That would be stunning. 👍
Not a fan of the patina look especially the fake stuff. I like the refrigerator white look. A two tone paint job would look good to.
@@NathansMoparGarage lots and lots of options. What 2 tone would you do?
After all this car has gone through, it should be done right or it wasn't worth following this. They.ve made such a bug deal out of it that if it still looks like junk, it was a wasted effort.
@@66skate The shows not over yet my friend. Please stay tuned. We’re just getting warmed up. 😊
@@junkyard_D Maybe Red and white since it has a red interior or a silver with some black.
@@NathansMoparGarage white is a popular answer. I like the idea of silver. 👍
I think this car has too much patina and should be painted. I like the original white.
@@cambo1200 lots of votes for white. It would look classy!
Paint it!
@@TabPatterson what color?
@@junkyard_D Black - white - red - anything but Patina.
@@TabPatterson Got it. 👍
Paint it the original color.
@@huevosrancheros11 The white and red does look classic. 👍
The Patina Craze is about as up to date as bobby sox, tatoos, scruff beards, men's ponytails, black wheels, and nose rings. Like Hell's Angels, we should all look alike and follow the crowd!
Hey I like all those things, except maybe the nose rings. 😊. I strive to be different. 👍
I'm a MoPar guy and '62 Lancers are among my favs - that said, it's not worth a serious cosmetic restoration. I'm torn between keeping the overall patina and blending in the rust repair or a white tractor paint job with red factory accents. Doing a budget clean all red interior is a must either way.
@@rickrice3221 the red sure does make it pop. 👍
Paint it, looks sharp in black
@@diannek4994 black would look like Villainous ride!
it"s gonna be an oven in the summer if you paint it black. You'll be able to cook breakfast on your way to work in the morning.
Cook the bacon and eggs on the dashboard, and make the biscuits in the glove compartment.
I'll never own another black car as long as I live.
@@jpalberthoward9 that’s a great feature! Wonder how to make the gravy for the biscuits??? 😊
Black cars do get hot but they look so good!
@@junkyard_D Let me go back and checky 3 Stooges collection. Curly used to come up with some world class food preparation ideas.
fillet of sole?
Throw the fishing line out the window and catch a rubber boot.
Not enough batter for pancakes?
Plaster of Paris to the rescue.
Layer cake? Try some small sofa cushions.
Curly should have won the Nobel prize.
If I find anything good. I'll get back to you
@@jpalberthoward9 😂 Thank you!
Nice to see that you applied the stuff in the shade! Most don't get it! I vote to paint it! I think gun metal gray would look really nice!
Gunmetal would look amazing on the car! 👍
talk about romancing the stone... it's rust. Patina is in Rome. I'd like to see the net with yet another Rust-O-Leum "TURBO" paint job... your choice of color, as long as its black or white.. you might find a gray in that too.
@@HelpingHand-ic4wt Bring on the turbo cans!!! 😊
Love "your choice of color, as long as it's"!😁
Paint PROTECTS the vehicle. Leaving it like this, the car will continue to rot. RUST NEVER SLEEPS.
@@johnfranklin5277 That is a valid point. Thank you! 👍
yep just paint it and let a new patina develop
@@MrRasZee A new life and new story. 👍
I say WHITE PAINT, RED INTERIOR!! Make her a beauty again.
It would look great again with a fresh coat! 👍
at some stage this car was painted red white and blue . i think it would have looked stunning
@@MrRasZee America! 🇺🇸
I have a 1947 DeSoto that is black and hasn't been painted. The paint is in fair shape. There is something about these older cars that look "shop worn" that shows they are warriors from another time. It's a look that's lost when they are painted, especially in base/clear coat. When I see barn finds on CZcams they have that" time travel" look. I must admit that I would paint my car because making it look new is too tempting. But I was thinking of maybe a satin black instead of gloss which might still retain the older look that has been through a few years of weathering.
Well said. It does show the true history of the car. Once that blanket of paint is added, the old history is covered and cannot be returned. If it does goes black I think a satin or "hot rod" black would be appropriate.
Agree with most of the comments. Paint it white w/ red interior. Patina does not stop rust.
@@user-rg8dh8tz9u you are correct. Even paint does not stop rust if it’s not prepared and treated properly. 😊👍
Whatever you decide to do with your car it will still be Beautiful!
@@cutworm59 well thank you for the vote of confidence. 😊👍
Paint the car something light
@@user-yw2uu8xg8u light like white, or….?
The 'forward look' cars are crazy cool in my book. Personally I like to see all the money go to the engine, drivetrain and interior... I like a shiny paint job just like everyone, but I'm the first one to accidentally bump a door or knock something over in the garage. I've seen where people put a thin coat of paint matching the original color and then 'burn through' by sanding the new paint to get the right amount of patina. That's a lot of work but it does look nice.
@@snake_eyes_garage functionality first. I think that’s where the patina craze started. Make them run and get them on the road first. Shiny stuff comes second.
If painted I think it would need the trim and bumpers slick and rechromed, straight grille and such, but if those things are left as is I'd leave the patina.👍
It is missing a few trim pieces. Rear bumper is perfect. It wouldn’t take much to get it complete. 😊
@@junkyard_DBlack would be cool!👍
Paint her original refrigerator white, with its red scarf accent. I have a 1962 Lancer, white.
@@jonmoore8995 that is a sharp combo 👍
Either white or black,both would work with the red inside but the body would need to be super straight for black though
@@rogercamp6071 black always looks great but every flaw will show. 👍
When did it become so important what others think..I BUILD FOR MYSELF AND TO HELL WHAT PEOPLE MIGHT THINK
@@joselinares-eu7mc agreed. Build the car that fits you. In this case it is a community build by multiple people so I like hearing everyone’s opinion
1962 dodge code m pearl grey, red interior stays.
@@robertwittjr1198 grey and red. That does sound nice. 👍
Paint, white with a red top and pin striping
@@mnanninga4247 that would be sharp! I like that 👍
I vote to paint it white.
White has been very popular! Thanks 👍
Paint it! White charcoal roof.
@@peterhallock9486 charcoal roof. I could see that! 👍
There's patina and then there's just downright neglect. I'm sorry, Stone Soup has blown right through "cheeky", through "taking the piss", completely through "patina" into outright neglect. I'm sorry.... when you can literally see through most of the car.... that's no longer patina.... it's downright illegal.
Now, I'm not saying let's do a $50,000-dollar full-blown restoration on this car but..... let's at least give it the old backyard blow-out and patch the holes in the floor with license plates, patch the holes in the body with chicken wire, expanding foam and bondo and do Earl Sheib proud and spend at least $36-dollars on some single stage paint.
@@That_AMC_Guy oh I can guarantee it will not be a $50K resto. 😂. The floors are in the works. $100 goes a long way in the tractor supply paint isle. 👍
Patina sucks, paint it
😂 what about that emblem up front? Leave it or ditch it?
Never do a cheap “quickie” paint job on a rough car using black paint. Black will show every body work flaw on the car! In the end, it’s just going to look like a cheap paint job; it will still look like crap … just shiny crap! Instead, stick with light colors that tend to hide the flaws. This car is white and thats pretty much the most forgiving color to hide amateur body work, the dents you missed, or the ones you were too lazy to fix.
Yes black is not very forgiving. White would look good too.
I'd keep the patina, if not factory light emerald metallic looks very good on that body style.
Emerald metallic. That’s a new one. Hmmm 🤔
@@junkyard_D I have seen a road toad that color and it really looked good. I'm working on a 62 valiant and that is the color I will paint it. I'm thinking colored primer, color coat, clear, clear with metallic and possibly a little Perl in it topped with clear on mine.
This one is a little too far gone to go down the patina road. I'd go with Wimbledon white. That would probably be pretty close to the color it was when it rolled off the assembly line.
@@TheToolmanTim Wimbledon white 👍
Patina always seemed like. the lazy way out do some proper rust and body repaires then paint the car a gunmetal or light gray I think would go good with the red interior.
@@BaronVonSketchy I like the sounds of that. I think that would be 👌
Paint it||||||||| A light none metallic would really show those nice flowing lines
@@ernieagent6728 have to make those lines pop out for sure. 👍
I was never down with the patina thing always though it was just an excuse to get out of putting in the work.
@@splender88 sometimes that is the case. ✌️
Patina is dumb on anything but A vintage 20s 0r 30s pickup. If someome came to you with 2 identical classics 1 with patina and one with a new paint job and you could have one. Who would choose the one with patina over the painted one.
@@vernonbolinger9488 there’s a solid argument and good point. 👍
Whatever you do... keep the red accents!
@@aaronhilsinger definitely 👍
I dont know why, you so called mechanics, address the main issue, which is, Fix the engine and driveline, so it will start and run, and drive, everything that all you different guys have done is okay, but it doesn't correct the main issue. Fix the damn engine first!!!!!!!!
😅 keep watching you will find your inner piece samurai 🙏
Paint if done right. Fix dents. Fix rust. Half assed bodywork and paint job? 👎
Otherwise? Patina.
Do it right or don’t at all. 👌
That takes forever just get some tractor paint call it a day.
A good wipe down with phosphoric acid, an 80 grit DA job and roll on hardware store enamel. Preservation not restoration.
@@paulhare662 that would be an option. Definitely need to preserve it one way or another. 😊
@@junkyard_D I envision budget enamel jobs gaining popularity. My 65 Nova wagon wears hardened enamel shot in the driveway.
Paint to back to white and red
Lots of people like the stock look. If it ain’t broke….👍
Paint it. Stock white, or gloss black.
@@CW-user both would look great. completely different persona’s
@@junkyard_D True, but either is better than patina. Are you doing the bodywork?
With the cost of paint & supplies plus the labor involved in making a car beautiful, plus add in the cost of the car itself & all of the parts to make that vehicle work properly, patina isn't going anywhere! Getting that vehicle running & driving so you can have fun with it & not worry about where you park it or stone chips or bugs or inconsiderate people, again, patina is the way to go!
@@roywhitman7109 running and driving safely is first priority. Saving these classics and enjoying them is what counts. 👍.
@@junkyard_D 👍
It was a good way to over price a rusty car or truck
@@lastmasterofcolor2223 truth!
Paint it White and Red please
@@GerardoEstradaEspinosa that is a popular choice and would look great! 👍
Wish I could post our picture , looks so good, people say looks like bat mobile
@@diannek4994 you have a black Lancer?
@@junkyard_D we did just sold it
Had 340, in it, lots of throphys over the years, hubby did all the work
@@diannek4994 that sounds nice. I love the small block Mopar 340! 👍👍
Green
@@jeffgibson184 only a couple people said green but that would pop with the red. It is a “road toad” after all!
Personally I'm not a fan of patina look, so I say paint it any color you like.
@@bullfidde got it. How bout hot pink? 😀
@@junkyard_D well if that's what's floats your boat, I say go ahead 😁😁
Paint the damn thing!!!
Got it!!…but what color?
Factory
@@michaelcastelli8323 👍
I hope
@@jamesdewiel4736 to paint it? What color?
@@junkyard_D mint green
I like the patina it shows its character you take away the patina you take away it's character but if you do paint it I'd paint it a 68 charger gold
@@biggbear6218 painting it would definitely change the character of the car. Gold…a golden lancer! 😊
@@junkyard_D the 68 charger gold has the right kind of look I think for the Lancer myself but we all have our own taste put some old style steel wheels n dog dish hub caps on give it a little rake put you a 360 in it be a sharp car just my opinion
If it’s going to be black then there is hours of body work . If that’s in the cards black is my vote! If it isn’t then patina may be the way to go . Some shine juice may be the thing !
@@Coronetguy yeah black will not hide anything that’s for sure! 👍
@@junkyard_D maybe stay with the white?
White is very forgiving…
PAINT IT!!
@@billdean9204 WHAT COLOR?
Painting a car black that doesn't have air conditioning is not a very good idea.
@@mexicanspec it has the 270 air option…. 2 windows down, 70mph. 😊
@@junkyard_D Yes but when it sits in the sun, you become the cooking beef.
Looks like it was factory 2 tone.
@@coffeefish 👍
Thats the rare model, paint it and dont forget the red just below the door.
@@boristheamerican2938 It does appear to have some nice options. Red below the door?…or on the top of door and around the glass?
@@junkyard_D Sorry my bad, red below the window. Looks like a GT model. There is a molding strip that starts on one side just below the rear side window and goes to the front then across the cowl area then ends on the other side in the same spot. From m there to the window should be red but if the car was red it should be white. Look up some pics of them on the internet and you will see what I mean.
I’m still torn between patina or paint…🤔
I like them both.
This is a great candidate for the patina to stay.
The car is becoming known for its character and how it looks now.
But they do look great painted. 👍
My Dads 62 Lancer is gloss black and it looks sharp! And it definitely accentuates and shows off the body lines!
And It’s not perfect or straight by any means. And it gets a ton of attention.
I’m wanting to chop the top on my 62 Plymouth, Valiant and suicide the doors and put a 340/4-speed in it, etc. And then paint it a dark grey/blueish battleship color.
Can’t loose whatever direction Vic chooses to go with it in the end!
It’s still an attention getter…😎👊🏻
@@heavensmopars I am also torn. Get fresh new paint and a new fresh outlook or keep all the character and history of the car. It will look great either way. I am looking forward to you chopping yours. That will look awesome! 👍
Patina can never die. It's immortal. It can never be defeated. Resistance is futile, like the Borg. Give in and embrace the patina.
Patina, is a fancy word for RUST, AND CORROSION. which everyone knows is not a good thing. Its a relatively new term that caught on like wildfire. In the old days having a rusty looking car was a very negative thing, and people wha had the money would get their car repainted before it got to the point that rust got a hold of it. Now we have people who cant afford, or won't spend the money to paint their cars persuading people into thinking rust and corrosion on a car is COOL AND DESIRABLE. And started using the term PATINA, to make it sound cool. Certainly saying my car has BEAUTIFUL PATINA, sounds much better than truthfully saying, My car has rusted and corroded beautifully.
@@KrisGreenhill lol. You win! 😀
@@johnfranklin5277 it has been done. It has been overdone. What I do like about the patina movement is it may have saved some of the old cars as people put more importance on getting the vehicle operational first, then worried about the looks. I think all the classics should be saved. 😊
@johnfranklin5277 well that is certainly an opinion. You know what they say about everyone having an opinion, right? We can now preserve a car's antique appearance and stop the spread of rust without spending a fortune on repainting an entire car needlessly. A freshly painted show car doesn't do much for me. I'd prefer people to drive their cars and spend their time and money on keeping them on the road.
That's not patina thats rust paint it with cheap tractor paint. These fenders are old and beat up they will never be perfect unless you want to spend 6 months on body work so just go with a cheap color.
@@TwoDollarGararge solid advice. 👍
I sure hope the patina era is coming to an end. You see real patina and created patina that looks even worse. It's just an excuse for a lazy (cheap) person to call it a restoration.
@@66skate sometimes that is the case. 😊
The patina looks great
@@calvincrews3885 thanks. It does show its character!
I believe patina has been way overdone, just as overdone as flat black and red wheels. This car would look great painted.
@@PapiDoesIt surprised no one mentioned red wheels. What would be your preference in color?
Nu Finish is my go to
Your turns coming! Polish the 💩. 😂
Rust by any other name is still rust,
@@tommyreid2317 tomato Tamatoe…it’s al the same. 😂
Paint it black.
@@Jb42996 Back in Black!
Keep it as is , its part of the cars character ! lol
@@glenbo2464 noted 👍😊
Yeah I hope the patina fad is over. I never liked it at all.
@@tonyb3864 thanks 👍
it is rust not patina
@@bossbuick8615 same 💩
Paint it! The "patina" thing is OLD, and just lazy. Paint it Copper metallic and Black.
Interior done out in nice overstuffed black leather. Slightly restomod it with newer wheels, but not overboard. Make it a good mix of Old and New.
Man, stop being lazy, that car is too beautiful for you to destroy, not the patina, black on black and all its chrome
@@vicsalav That would look great on the car! 👍
Black
@@rudybriskar5267 once you go black…😊
Patina never dies ❤
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Never
@@durango8882 never paint it?
Paint it!
@@coffeefish but what color???
Paint it!
@@noddaz what color combo would you do?
@@junkyard_D White with red accents like it was original would be good. Or as someone else suggested paint it red with white accents. Then she could be re-named Christine. 😈
@@noddaz ooohhh. That’s playing with fire 🔥
Paint it!
@@skipsdarkhollowgarage8695 welllllll…..what color???
@@junkyard_D Burnt metallic orange with a creme white top, both with hotrod flatz clear and a tan interior or just creme white with the red interior.
@@skipsdarkhollowgarage8695 Burnt Orange would be sick!