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I am making a tailgate bench for my mom for Christmas. I have purchased the tailgate pictured and a black rear bumper. I want to match the bumper to the whitish color of the tailgate. I also want to outline the ford on the tailgate so you can see it better. I am thinking the white is the Wimbledon White and the the red primer looking color is Hot Ginger Poly from the research I have done. Is this correct or are they different colors?
I am making a tailgate bench for my mom for Christmas. I have purchased the tailgate pictured and a black rear bumper. I want to match the bumper to the whitish color of the tailgate. I also want to outline the ford on the tailgate so you can see it better. I am thinking the white is the Wimbledon White and the the red primer looking color is Hot Ginger Poly from the research I have done. Is this correct or are they different colors?
Before I say anything, I have excellent color vision. If that is Wimby White it has taken a beatin' That other color is just plain hideous.
If you want to rattle can it you might try an appliance white. I actually found a color that matched my beige 69 well enough to barely notice the replacement tailgate and dash touch up. It was paint made for propane bottles. I got it off the shelf in an old Hardware Hank in east Texas. Even painted my steering wheel with it and it held up well for many years.
Since this is paint week I have a paint code of 2M from what I can tell it's Wimbeldon white? I can't figure it out it is the original paint on the truck the roof might be wimbeldon what's the rest?
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