French Gray Pinstriping

[John Duden]

Where do find french gray pinstriping paint? i cannot find it through one shot
john

 

[Tiny]

You might need to mix the proper french gray from several different colors. Most old time pinstriper's I know mix the correct color on their pallet. My guess would be grey + a dab of blue

 

[Mitch//pa]

Get a hold of Jim brand here on the barn... Jb-ob

 

[Bruce_MO]

I had to make up "straw" for my tudor, and I purchased yellow, white and tan from 1-Shot. It took me maybe 10 minutes to get what I liked that matched a chip I had. Make a little bit to get the approximate proportions, then mix a larger amount to provide what you need to stripe the car.

FWIW... the grill insert on a '32 Ford is French Gray. There may be a color you can buy or match

 

[C26Pinelake]

my pin striper had my color premixed when he arrived. I will attempt to contact him to ascertain where the paint was derived from. Wayne

 

[glenn in camino]

You'll have to mix it to match the chip in the paint guide.

 

[30 Tudor and Coupe]

John, You can also consider 3M pinstriping tape. It comes in several widths and colors. I don't know if they have one close to what you want but I found one that matched Tacoma Crème that I used on my coupe.

 

[billy myers]

when I stripe French gray I mix white and black I do my own

 

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

John,
Even if you did it in BATTLESHIP GREY, who??? would notice? If they did, who cares. Vermin has straw wheels, I'll put a 1/8" dark blue body COLOR stripe on the wheel rims, to "tie" them to the body color! (IT'S MY CAR!)
Bill Ownman