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35785, Matching paint? Posted by fasterGS, Dec-03-02 12:55 PM
I want to paint my center taillight piece and was wondering how I would go about matching my paint? This is one of those times I wish I had a normal color like white or black...
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35786, RE: Matching paint? Posted by JustOne, Dec-03-02 02:52 PM
I can do it for you. :-)
You might be able to find a rattle can w/ your paint color at a larger store like pepboys. They have books by the paint were you can look up the rattle can number. If they don’t list it you will need my assistants :-). If they list it but don’t have it see if you can order it.
I don’t think it is a very common color so it may be hard to find. If you can’t find it let me know. You may have to go get paint from the paint supply store. Then mix and spray w/ a gun, easy stuff really. Being one of the very very very few peps in Denver that have it painted I kind of don't want you to do it. But it would look cool w/ your color. (I haven't seen it painted on your color of a car)
Brian
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35787, RE: Matching paint? Posted by Clay, Dec-03-02 04:18 PM
http://www.paintscratch.com/
they have ur exact paint code/color there.
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35788, RE: Matching paint? Posted by a_miller_76, Dec-04-02 01:35 AM
How much paint does it take to do a whole car? Not rattle can, talking actual paint...gallon? Quart?
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35789, RE: Matching paint? Posted by fasterGS, Dec-04-02 02:42 AM
>http://www.paintscratch.com/ > >they have ur exact paint code/color there.
hehe, that is awesome! I may ask for your assistance anyway Brian, your better at painting stuff than I am, I don't know the steps involved. I'll trade your painting expertise for a downpipe :)
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35790, RE: Matching paint? Posted by JustOne, Dec-04-02 05:02 AM
Deal.
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