Re: PC: Interoir Caboose/Cabin Car interior?

["Bill K." <pontiac@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

that's took dark for the color I thought this is...   look at Polly S
military colors for a mint green.   I'm thinking this looks more like the
light green used on the Erie 2-tone green paint scheme.   

I'd think a caboose interior would be light because you want them to be
bright inside.

Bill K.

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> From: rastaff -AT- iguana.ruralnet.net
> To: penn-central -AT- smellycat.com; price <eprice@skantech.net>;
penn-central -AT- smellycat.com
> Subject: Re: PC: Interoir Caboose/Cabin Car interior?
> Date: Thursday, October 15, 1998 4:07 PM
> 
> Date:          Wed, 14 Oct 1998 19:38:24 -0500
> To:            penn-central -AT- smellycat.com, "price" <eprice@skantech.net>
> From:          Jeffrey Dobek <jdobek -AT- mvp.net>
> Subject:       Re: PC: Interoir Caboose/Cabin Car interior?
> Reply-to:      penn-central -AT- smellycat.com
> 
> The color you are trying to describe sounds like Green Zinc Chromate. 
> This was also used in locomotive cabs, building interiers, etc. To 
> see a sample of it go to the hobby shop and look at Testors Model 
> Master line. They make this color.
> Bob Stafford
> 
>  >Hi Folks,
> >  I recently came across of an old Gem Models PRR N-8 Cabin Car that I
want
> >to paint in PC colors.  The model as a rudimentary interior.  Any one
know
> >what the interiors colors were?
> >                                                Ed
> 
> When we restored our ex-CR/PC NE-6 at Clinton, MI, scraping down under
the
> Conrail grey interior, we found a color of what I would best call
> "institutional green" underneath. This is the type of green paint you
might
> find on the walls of a hospital, school, etc. I don't think I have the
> color chip any more, but we found a good match at the local Do-It Center.
> :)
> 
> JD
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