70 Challenger T/A, Mr. Norms, FY1

[LoStHeMi]

https://bid.richmondauctions.com/lots/view/4-HRDS11/1970-dodge-mr-norms-challenger-ta

[JH27N0B]

It's a cool car but it bugs me when I see a car where they clear coated over stripes.  In fact solid colors like yellow and red never look quite right with BC/clear coat.  Single stage is the only way to go!

[Cuda Cody]

The stripes may just be gloss vinyl and a pretty easy fix to replace with the correct matte stripe. 

It's a cool car but it bugs me when I see a car where they clear coated over stripes.  In fact solid colors like yellow and red never look quite right with BC/clear coat.  Single stage is the only way to go!

[Lunchbox]

It's a cool car but it bugs me when I see a car where they clear coated over stripes.  In fact solid colors like yellow and red never look quite right with BC/clear coat.  Single stage is the only way to go!

Could you expand on this? I will be going FY1 and would like a little more info on this. TIA

[JH27N0B]

I feel like BC/CC on solid colors has a distinctly non OEM look to it.  With metallics BC/CC looks good, maybe a little better than original but not to a degree that it makes the car look incorrect.
This Mecum listing for the car shows it out in the sun where maybe the incorrect look is more apparent.
https://www.mecum.com/lots/195837/1970-dodge-challenger-t-a/?aa_id=100074-0
Here is a pictures of this T/A in the sun compared to a '70 GTX that was restored by a high end Mopar oriented shop using single stage FY1.

[Lunchbox]

I feel like BC/CC on solid colors has a distinctly non OEM look to it.  With metallics BC/CC looks good, maybe a little better than original but not to a degree that it makes the car look incorrect.
This Mecum listing for the car shows it out in the sun where maybe the incorrect look is more apparent.
https://www.mecum.com/lots/195837/1970-dodge-challenger-t-a/?aa_id=100074-0
Here is a pictures of this T/A in the sun compared to a '70 GTX that was restored by a high end Mopar oriented shop using single stage FY1.

Thanks @JH27N0B appreciate the detail.

[JH27N0B]

Just a couple further datapoints on the BC/CC vs single stage issue, here is a picture of a brand new Challenger T/A at an auto show, and of my T/A 45 years ago still in original paint.  Compare the depth and degree of gloss of original single stage vs the BC/CC on that FY1 T/A at the auction.  The BC/CC paint looks a lot different than the original paint.