1959 GM Prairie Plum
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(Prairie Plum : Cadillac : 1959 - 1960)
1959 paint by GM/58420 with a promotional name of Prairie Plum. This purple automotive paint color is most commonly known as Prairie Plum. The color formulation has been used between 1959 and 1960, primarily by Cadillac. See the full detailed list below. The primary use of this paint is for interior color. Many interior paints where semi-gloss or flat versions of exterior colors. Lower gloss finishes could be created by adding a half ounce of Flattening Compound to a pint of the unreduced color. An unpolished version of the paint generally produced a semi-gloss finish for repair.
Example of 1959 GM Prairie Plum
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Paint Manufacturer Codes
GM(Fisher code) : WA2585
PPG/Ditzler : 50547
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1959 paint by GM/58420 with a promotional name of Prairie Plum. This purple automotive paint color is most commonly known as Prairie Plum. The color formulation has been used between 1959 and 1960, primarily by Cadillac. See the full detailed list below. The primary use of this paint is for interior color. Many interior paints where semi-gloss or flat versions of exterior colors. Lower gloss finishes could be created by adding a half ounce of Flattening Compound to a pint of the unreduced color. An unpolished version of the paint generally produced a semi-gloss finish for repair.
Example of 1959 GM Prairie Plum
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or See all paints named "Prairie Plum" or "Prairie" or "Plum"
Usage list 1959 GM Prairie Plum paint (more information)
| year | make | model | code | paint name | comment |
| 1959 | Cadillac | Cadillac | Prairie Plum | interior, redder version of PPG 21211 | |
| 1960 | Cadillac | Cadillac | Prairie Plum | interior, redder version of PPG 21211 |
Paint Manufacturer Codes
GM(Fisher code) : WA2585
PPG/Ditzler : 50547
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