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Was original Volvo paint baked enamel, nitrocellulose lacquer, acrylic or otherwise? 200

posted by  DeeTee on  Fri May 9 01:56 CST 2003
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I have searched the archives and can find no mention of the original type of paint Volvo used on the 200 series. I believe that Saab used baked enamel around that era. Does anyone know what paint type or paint systems were used on the venerable 200s? Thanks, David Trentham.






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