Hello.
Well my dad and I want to restore our camaro as well. We want to paint it asap.
But i cant decide what color red to get. I want a bright red. Can you guys help me out?

 

you should go to a local paint shop and ask them if you can see there color charts, I have used a cherry red and it was bright, ill attach a link so you can see the red.

here is the links
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/7122/p1010327yq6.jpg
http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/6163/img9691ah7.jpg

 

I want something like this


but idk what that red is called.

 

Are you looking for regular paint or metal flake? As a side note I picked out the colors for my Mustang in the Xbox 360 game Forza 2. My friend was playing it one day andI noticed thatit had a ton of cars and let you customize them completely, so I loaded up a 1970 Mustang (very close to a 1969) and went to town on it. Ireally think it helps to get an actual image of what you want, if you just leave it in your head it shifts over time.

 

I don't mean any offense, but any shade of resale red will do.

It's just a personal taste of mine, but people who repaint older cars to make them red just annoy me- so many red cars out there it gets so boring looking at them all. Keep them their original color and preserve that little slice of history, besides- the out of the ordinary colors grab attention just as much if not more than a bright red.

 

want really red then viper red ftw

that camaro is probably victory red or something along those lines

 

MARK IV Red Clearcoat



But you might know it better as....

 

red makes u more noticable to the fuzz sooooooooo......... unless you want a ticket...

 

Red also makes it more visible to everyone else so if you don't want someone pulling out in front of you
(like color matters these days with all the idiots holding cell phones)...according to insurance statistics, red is the safest color.

ste7of1

 

Really? I heard a myththat someinsurance companies charge more to insure red cars because statistically they are the more likely to be in an accident.