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1945 Essential Use Paint Match

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  • 1945 Essential Use Paint Match

    Can someone help me with the paint code for the Police gray for my 1945 Chief? Thank you.

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    I have the same bike, in navy blue. I have been looking for the name and address for a guy out east, as I recall Vermont who mixed up my paint. He had developed modern paints in the original colors. Very happy. I will keep looking for his contact #. He advertised he has accurate color matches for Harley, Henderson, and most Indian. Amazing the lack of information out there for this.

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    • #3
      Found it, Forgot I switched computers. John Pierce 181 old turnpike rd Nottingham, NH 03290. ohv-74@Hotmail.com

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      • #4
        It seems to me that John may not supply paint for Indians anymore. He may however have the code!
        Cory Othen
        Membership#10953

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        • #5
          I had seen that also, but I contacted him anyway, and he mixed up some paint. This was just over a year ago. Had it mixed in a DuPont single stage. In comment, I was painting a lot of dulux in the 70's, and had some recollection of what it looked like, so was concerned about a somewhat authentic finish since dulux was no longer available. I don't know if John addresses that gloss issue when he mixes the paint, but the gloss and finish seems appropriate imo

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          • #6
            There is a pic of my bike in the amca ride to work day 2013 article. Second picture

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