In hue Ice Olive appears very similar to Olive Green, but usually Ice Olive has a very smooth texture, as if the paint is very thin. Golden Olive and Ice Olive are second-generation color formulations and do not appear to have been used until 1970. Orange Family Spectraflame orange can be one of the brightest colors and can really stand out in a case or on a shelf. Creamy pink is a first-generation color only and was used only until late 1969 or early 1970. This effect appears to be produced by the addition of orange pearl to the paint mixture.
Hot pink is usually very transparent, with a strong metallic texture.
Hot Pink is a second-generation color formulation and was not used until late 1969 or early 1970. Pale Pink is a second-generation color formulation and was not used until late 1969 or early 1970. Salmon is a bright shade which is a mixture of orange and pink. It has a narrow range of variation, really a matter of saturation. Cars with thicker paint look brighter, cars with thinner paint look more silvery and less saturated.