The Original Hertz Gold paint was probably enamel. They used it on mustangs which were probably enamel also. The new paint was definately laquer which did not adhere to the enamel. There was no primer. The few bondo spots were from lean-on aluminum types of dents and parking lot dings. That's it. The bondo doesn't come off going to gold. Those will be the dust in area's. The obvious advantage about seeing a car like this is the absolute ability to see that it was never hit. The car was with a dealer at that time who needed to sell it so, he did a quickie to make it sale-able. I kept pounds of the chips in zip-locks which will go with the car wherever it ends up. Or actually could be a good Ebay item since a layer of the original gold is on the back side of the chips
