$25.00 per each spray can + shipping. Paint is matched to whichever color you would like and is a perfect color match with factory paint codes. I know it is a tad steep of a price, but the paint matches perfectly, great for anything you want to match your car.
#76723, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 0
what about interior plastic parts, such as grey?
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#76730, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 3
Originally posted by destruckeclipse
Originally posted by tim97rs what about interior plastic parts, such as grey?
Yes I wonder the same, but black.
autometer makes a spray paint now that is color matched to their products. i know the grey autometer pillars and shit match our interior almost perfect. you could try that. summit racing carries it now.
#76732, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 4
You people have checked your local paint stores right? I live in North Dakota and there are about 5 places in my town alone that could whip me up a can if I gave them my cars paint code. Cheap too.
How do you plan on shipping if anyone buys?
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#76733, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by EvuLFleA You people have checked your local paint stores right? I live in North Dakota and there are about 5 places in my town alone that could whip me up a can if I gave them my cars paint code. Cheap too.
theres 2 probelms with this that i can see: if they have to use the color reader thing that takes a sample of the color off a part, then at least in my experince (tried twice) they are always off by a few shades and its just not quite right... noticably so... the second is do we even have color codes to plastic interior parts?
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#76737, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 6
Most napa autopart stores around here can mix it off the paint code and put it in a spray can for you. Ive gotten a few cans for my last few various cars. They only charge $10 plus tax here. Havnt gotten one that didnt match from them yet.
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#76739, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 6
Originally posted by tim97rs
Originally posted by EvuLFleA You people have checked your local paint stores right? I live in North Dakota and there are about 5 places in my town alone that could whip me up a can if I gave them my cars paint code. Cheap too.
theres 2 probelms with this that i can see: if they have to use the color reader thing that takes a sample of the color off a part, then at least in my experince (tried twice) they are always off by a few shades and its just not quite right... noticably so... the second is do we even have color codes to plastic interior parts?
Why would you have to repaint gray in the first place? If you are going to repaint why not just to a SEM satin black.
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#76740, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 8
As far as the interior goes, I cant match those colors. Like mentioned you may be able to get these localy...I just figured I'd offer them since I can get them for $22 a can and figured I'd help a few people on here out...with shipping at $5, I profit about $3 dollars...anyhow if anyone wants any just PM me.
#76773, "RE: FS: Color matched spray paint" In response to Reply # 8
Originally posted by EvuLFleA
Originally posted by tim97rs
Originally posted by EvuLFleA You people have checked your local paint stores right? I live in North Dakota and there are about 5 places in my town alone that could whip me up a can if I gave them my cars paint code. Cheap too.
theres 2 probelms with this that i can see: if they have to use the color reader thing that takes a sample of the color off a part, then at least in my experince (tried twice) they are always off by a few shades and its just not quite right... noticably so... the second is do we even have color codes to plastic interior parts?
Why would you have to repaint gray in the first place? If you are going to repaint why not just to a SEM satin black.
ahh, not RE-painting but painting to match stock. (custon stuff)
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