I have been restoring a pair of 125 Hydo Cubs. I'm to a point of paint? There are opinions, spray cans no spray can. brushes no brushes, factory orginal paint? Safety yellow, Cat yellow, Sunshine yellow? I have the capability to mix and spray my paint. So that's the way I'm going. Well am I to picky? Does anyone have a paint number for the orginal last 60's yellow paint? I striped all the paint off a hood and there were 2 different color whites. So this cub has been repainted at these once. Does anyone have the orginal White paint number also? Thanks you guys always come though.
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Paint codes are here. Correct shade of white is determined by serial number. http://cubfaq.com/paint.html
Since CIH seems to be discontinuing Iron Guard, getting paint mixed like you are will be the only way to get quality paint in the right colors.
This 100 was done with the colors from that table in PPG single-stage. 483 Yellow and 901 White. It looked great.
Since CIH seems to be discontinuing Iron Guard, getting paint mixed like you are will be the only way to get quality paint in the right colors.
This 100 was done with the colors from that table in PPG single-stage. 483 Yellow and 901 White. It looked great.
According to my painter single stage is the best way to go. He has a PPG chart. Both Ser # are in late 60's.
Your Cub looks great.
According to my painter single stage is the way to go. He has PPG chart. Both of my cubs made in late 60's. Your Cub looks great.
