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Old 03-06-2017, 02:22 AM
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Default 67-69 Camaro PTB Inspection Stamps

Can anyone recommend a supplier that produces the correct PTB stamp kits? There are a couple of suppliers that offer them but the stamp size appears to be different.
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Old 03-06-2017, 01:17 PM
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Dana,

There's a long drawn out thread on TC with a lot of discussion about stamps. I think the general consensus was that none of the rubber stamps are very good without at least trimming back the rubber with a razor blade to clean them up and make the outside lines more crisp.

Talk is also that the Quanta paint dries too fast during use and is not best applied by the foam applicator to the stamp as it loads it up too much. A suggestion was made that applying a thin coat of paint to a glass surface then picking up the paint using the stamp worked better? I'd think that would cause the quick drying paint to flash pretty quick so I'd practice that before doing the actual firewall to ensure timing and results?

Mike's final stamps on page 5 turned out pretty clean IMO. Before adding any to my firewall I plan to explore some actual colored Inks from a printing shop applied to a regular stamp pad and will test some painted sheet metal to ensure it works the way I want or I might just forego the whole graffiti and stamp process. I'm not really a big fan of it anyways and think a lot of it looks cartoon'ish. I might just add a few crayon marks, a couple of paint marks and correct resto labels from Don Lightfoot and call it a day.

Less is more in my opinion. Hope that link at the top helps you find your answer.
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I used this green ink worked well e bay # 331798697742
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Chick used a marker pen he got at walmart and coated the stamp in the team camaro thread. Seemed to be a good way to control how much paint was on the stamp and looked great.
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I used chevy orange engine paint, turned out fine...
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I did my own research and ended up going with these.. If you like the look then pm me and Ill tell you what I used.
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