silverblue66

I did answer your question. 1970 Ford Factory Black. it is a specific Black. It is clean, tastefull and classic! You will love it. while you are at it you should probibly paint your house black, your wife black and your kids black too. I love black, thats why I drive a white car!

racin66coupe

+1, doesnt show mistakes, and looks awesome.


this pic doesnt do it justice, its a crapy scanned piece from HOT ROD

PONYBOY65

flat black is the way to go! thats going to be the color of my pony!

TexasAxMan

BTW, tripleblack =black interior + black exterior + black convertible top. Since yours is a hardtop, you can only do black on black.

I agree that the body has to be perfect before paint, it's a biotch to keep clean and hotter than a ***** on nickle night, but it's still the coolest (no pun intended) color there is.

ninteen66mustang

I think i posted this in another thread of yours, but I have a subaru that is painted Obsidian Black Pearl. Its basically a shiny black whenever you look at it, but if its catching the sun right or you look close there are blue and green metallic flecks in it, and its a pretty cool look. Ill try to upload a pic. Other then that, I would do the ford black in gloss, or go for a flat black. I am planning on black for my mustang and I am leaning towards flat black cuz it is way easier and prolly cheaper.


you can kind of see the flecks at the top of the pic (its kind of small...)

66JameStang

Thats what I am talking about... next time I paint a car (if I can get another car to pait) it will be flat black like this car. It looks so mean [sm=badbadbad.gif]

1970coupe

hmm. well thats an idea. i wonder what two tone black and flat would look like?? maybe some stripes or flames in flat.

racin66coupe

wow, 1970, this is gettin weird. i was thinking of painting my stang flat black with semi gloss black stripes. i think it would add a subtle yet awesome touch