Just the supplies, nothing show quality just good enough to not flake, single stage paint.

or how about a real nice metalic silver?

houseofkolor.com

ppg.com

Or any other brand of auto paint out there. Do a little research then call the customer service numbers for some quotes. Be prepared to talk about number of coats, approximately how much paint you'll need per coat, clearcoat, etc. Not an easy answer.

the TTA white is the same as the white thats on regular TAs and GTAs just so you know. I think its called arctic white.

ight I decided If I can get my fender fixed for under 300 I will just have it done! and get a spoiler painted while Im at it, Ill also get quotes with other stuff, and go to a few places, If Not Ill be looking for some gfx and a fender, then I will have my sisters freind who graduated from one of those autobody program thingys from a tech school paint it. acording to my sister he has "2 ford camaro's and a pimped out station wagon with 2 nice ass wheels in the back"..

if he has two ford camaro's and a pimped out station wagon with 2 nice ass wheels in the back, I wouldnt trust him. thats just my two cents.

lol

Two Ford Camaro's? Yeesh. I agree with Ian, look somewhere else.

nah thats just my dumb ass sister talkin..

You'll need atleast a gallon of base, a gallon of basemaker, a gallon of primer and catalysts that it may require. Call Blaise of Color in South Plainfield for prices. Tell them you want to use something along the lines of DuPont Centari single state paint. Their number is 908-757-1205

motor car colors in deptford nj is a great place the guys in there will get you what ever you want.

GM didnt start using real white paint on their cars until like 1992 I believe? The paint on my car is no where near "artic" white. I believe its more along the lines of "antique white" ...TTA's are the same color. I think brightish whites (like artic) make a car look cheap but a darker off-white shines a little better and looks cleaner.

:shrug: I thought my 87 GTA was arctic white...