Ok, ok, ok! I know I have explained the difference between surface scratches and swirls, but I had to use that term to get you to read this post. LOLMany times the 'hand swirling' is from a few sources and the errors can build up into what many... Read More

Description:Dan Stauft was a Paint Process Engineer at the Corvette manufacturing facility in Bowling Green, Kentucky back in October of 1995. At that time, he was a member of the ZR-1 Net - an online group of Corvette enthusiasts dedicated to the... Read More

The correct color code for the 1994 - 1995 Corvette ZR-1 5-spoke wheels is Dupont #C9201 or GM #WH9819. Read More

#N202302840: Service Update - Door Paint Chipping - (Apr 29, 2020) Subject:  N202302840 — Door Paint Chipping   Models:  2020 Chevrolet Corvette     Release Date: April 2020 Revision: 00   ... Read More

Subject:   Two-Tone Paint Combinations Model and Year:  1956 Corvette Source:    Milwaukee Zone Letter Date:  March 28, 1956 TO:  ALL CHEVROLET DEALERS This is to advise that there is now available two-tone... Read More

Subject:   Paint Repair Without Repainting Model and Year:   1984 - 1985 Corvette and 1985 Astro Van Source:  Chevrolet Dealer Service Bulletin Bulletin No:   85-47 Section:   10(I) Date:  ... Read More

Subject: PAINT CODE RELEASE UPDATE INFORMATION Model and Year: 1984 CorvetteSource: Chevrolet Service BulletinBulletin Number: 83-I-84 - (09/06/1983) The 1984 Corvette features the same acrylic enamel paint that has been used since the 19811/2 model.... Read More

Source: Chevrolet Dealer Service BulletinNumber: 02-08-111-001Date: 02/05/2002Subject: Paint Wear Through at Fifth Bow (Replace Seal)Model Year: 1998-2001 Chevrolet CorvetteConditionSome customers may comment that the paint around the tonneau cover... Read More

Note: This service bulletin is not specific to Corvettes but can be applied to them.  It was published in April of 1967 but can be applied to several different model years.Subject: Minor Paint Repair Without RepaintingSource: Chevrolet Dealer... Read More

Source:  Chevrolet Engineering CenterDate:  September, 1965 PRIMARY SANDING - All body panels and bonded joints that received acrylic lacquer are dry sanded to prepare surfaces for painting. A filler material (called putty rub) is applied... Read More