Yellow paint.....the "most" yellow of yellow!

Yellow paint.....the "most" Hot Rod yellow of yellow!

Submit a pic of a yellow car and tell the name/number of the paint.

Yes, I know pictures are not the same as seen the car "alive"....but it doesn´t matter to me.....

Thanks! // bye...

 

The most "yellow" of yellow would prolly be Corvette Yellow...sorry, no pix.

R-

 

Agree with Dude, but its still a bugs tiolet.

 

Kirker - Viper Yellow, IIRC.

 

Here's Fruehauf yellow

 

Dupont: Stectramaster yellow over a white base primer.

 

I know, I know it's a damn streetrod. chromatic yellow, real, real close to ferrari yellow I have the number somewhere if you are interested.

 

Jim Jacob's `34 was Fruehauf yellow too

 

Yep, you nailed it!

 

This is Mustang Chrome Yellow about 1999 or 2000 color.If you want something even brighter,you can do what I did back in the 80s.I went to my local paint dealer and got him to mix up a custom yellow to be as I told him, "The brightest yellow you can make".He did.I sprayed a 65 Vette in my garage and when I took it out into the sun later to wet sand it,it was so blindingly bright that I could hardly focus on the car.It was like trying to wet sand a bright light bulb.I got tired of it cause it was too bright.I repainted it red a couple of years later.

 

Though it may not be HAMB friendly, it is yellow. My sisters '58 Beetle I restored for her. The color is 1951 Packard - Corona Creme.

 

this is a safety yellow and a school bus yelllow mixed but i am redoing the body and paith work right now and the it is going to be 1975 chevy corvette yellow.thanks

 

O/T car but it a factory Ford color . 1995 Mustang. the picture is deceiving the yellow is brighter than it appears. Dodge had a bright yellow in 1970 on the Dart Swingers (Banana yellow?)

 

Off Topic for sure, but we like it.

Nugget Gelb (yeah, it's German) from a late 70's VW Corrado.

 

When I was a painter, found the best and brightest yellow was the mid-70s corvette yellow, can't remember the code but it's easy to find. The paint formula had a slight amount of black toner mixed in, we left that out, haha. It looked really really good.

 

This pic was taken in the spring of 1956. The pic is quite faded.
The color was lemon chrome yellow. It came as a tinting color only at that time.
Supposedly it was the brightest thing available at that time.

 

Chrome yellow from ppg is what I used on our 35 coupe. It was the base mixing color in laquer (dma 322).

 

Puke yellow or piss green

 

My 55 is 75 Corvette yellow. I got the car painted in 78, and it seemed there weren't as many color choices available in yellow as there are now. I picked the color from a little postage stamp-sized color chip. I had a 55 Chevy truck a few years later, which I painted 77 Corvette yellow. The two colors are way different...75 Vette yellow seems to have a little green in it, while 77 Vette yellow has a little more "egg yolk" color to it. Neither one is a real pure, bright eye-searing yellow.

Like someone mentioned earlier, lemon yellow toner used to be about as bright as you could get, but if I was picking a yellow color now, I'd go for Fruehauf or Ferrari yellow.
Craig

 

Lemon Chrome yellow is the brightest yellow!

 

I watched a guy paint a 73 Javelin a really bright yellow not to good in the body work dept but when he put it out in the sun it was so bright you really couldn't stare at it long enough to tell

 

I agree with the Fruehauf yellow, PPG 80515........ I think

 

I always liked the chrome yellow on harleys.

 

2000 Ford Focus Zinc Yellow with no metallic added

 

corvette yellow

 

Probably get banned but Porsche Speed Yellow is very bright with a slightly creamy edge to it.



P.

 

'05 or '06 Ford Mustang U3 "Valencia" AKA Grabber Orange

Mid 70's VW L20A Gelb Khroma(? Chrome yellow) or L11A Riyad Yellow.

1998 VW L321 / R132 Ginster Yellow

 

What in the crap is that car supposed to be?

 

Sun poppy yellow

 

20 years ago my favorit was "chrome yellow" from glasurit (BASF)..this `34 is an RAL-yellow which is like a german industrie paint...