Inner Fender color

Hi,
I think you are asking on the underside of the fender,which is red oxide primer with outside body color overspray.If you are lucky Jeff can post some pictures of original examples......there may also be some sound deadner under there and typically it would be near the headlamp area.The concoursmustang site may also have some good pictures,hopefully this helps.
P.D.

 

It is as P.D. described with the further clarification in reference to the sound deadener/sealer - The splash shield were put in place for the purpose of keeping under fender debris from collecting in the rear and front of the fenders . The sound deadener /sealer was sprayed applied around the perimeter of the rubber tipped edges of the metal fender splash shields thus sealing better the shields to the edges of the fender.This was done to both the front and rear splash shields. THAT overspray of sealer/deadener is what P.D. mentioned that you would also find under the fender. I mentioned it's use/application only to give a better idea how to replicate the pattern for the best desired effect. Bob

 

Not the best IMHO place to be doing your homework for original sorts of details. The owner dimply posts pictures that are sent in - not just pictures of original cars or only correctly detailed cars


Would agree with the details mentioned above. The big trick is to consider how the paint was applied to the fender originally (passing the gun around the wheel well opening, covering the rear edge so no bare areas could be seen with the door open. little along the fender edge to the inner fender panels - stuff like that) and reproducing "logical" overspray patterns on the back side. In some cases the overspray got pretty heavy producing a fairly nice finish on the rear but that is not the norm from my observations

Consider this practices as you paint all the panels that were short off your car originally