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Old 02-02-06, 10:40 PM
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Peugeot paint

I have a nice old Peugeot PKN10 frame (I think 1980) that I am rather fond of as my around town bike. It is a nice blue green color, but it has several chips and scratches that I would like to touch up.

Are there any sources for vintage bicycle paint? The color matching would seem difficult by eye.

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Originally Posted by barba
I have a nice old Peugeot PKN10 frame (I think 1980) that I am rather fond of as my around town bike. It is a nice blue green color, but it has several chips and scratches that I would like to touch up.

Are there any sources for vintage bicycle paint? The color matching would seem difficult by eye.

Thanks
For a lot of bike colors, fingernail polish works very well.
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I've been using Testor's Model Master's enamel. If a chip goes all the way to bare metal, I clean it up and prime it first. After the paint has dried for a week I rub it out with 2 grades of rubbing compoud and the repair almost disappears. Mixing the colors to match is the hard part.
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