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Offline salax54

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Re: Commodore Paint
« on: August 23, 2013, 09:00:09 PM »
What you really need is someone with a spectrophotometer. You could take the part you want to paint to them, e.g. an A2000 top cover you want to redo, and they'll analyze the existing paint on it. Then they'll tell you what the code is. Some car painters do that, but lately companies like Benjamin Moore do so too. Check this out: http://www.housebeautiful.com/shopping/gadgets/technophobia-color-matching
If you find out what you need, please share it with the rest of us! :)
 

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Re: Commodore Paint
« Reply #1 on: August 23, 2013, 09:11:51 PM »
Quote from: mikrucio;744868
lol

im a spray painter.

in 10 years iv never painted a car in "computer beige"
lol.

thats not a good idea.
better off going with pantone stuff.

Maybe you haven't yet come across a Lancia (Chrysler in Australia) Ypsilon then?
http://www.sovrasterzo.com/news/nuova-lancia-ypsilon-elefantino-2013-colori-motori-e-prezzo/attachment/lancia-ypsilon-elefantino-2013-color-beige-sabbia/