mitchellinman
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hi just wondering if anyone has a polar blue 3 dr stilo pic or a stilo dynamic colour coded? have searched the web but cant seem to get one!
cheers Alex
cheers Alex
General Polar blue stilo pictures?
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General Polar blue stilo pictures?
Try searching the member list for activematt as i believe he has a one this colour with colour coded bumpers - ?
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No Matts is sassi grey.
Stupid me, sorry, looked it from a distance on his avatar. I am numb
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punto_jr_sx75 said:Stupid me, sorry, looked it from a distance on his avatar. I am numb
No you're not mate!
TBH I've looked Matts colour up on the microfisches before & it isn't grey at all, there's a couple of blues that go into making it!Ah thts why...kool
BTW, in the past ive looked at some of teh bodyqork you've done for people and been impressed, im kinda looking at going into something similar in the future ad beeen practicing recently on bad-boys etc and i have always flucked my way through getting good results in the bodywork sector. I know the basics and how to get a decent finish on things, but when it comes to colour matching i have no idea, as generally i work on cars that are about 5 years old or more and obviously ave slightly more faded bumpres and wings etc... Any local motor factors cannot get a decent colour match fo rcars i do bodywork on, can you shed ANY light on this at all?
BTW, in the past ive looked at some of teh bodyqork you've done for people and been impressed, im kinda looking at going into something similar in the future ad beeen practicing recently on bad-boys etc and i have always flucked my way through getting good results in the bodywork sector. I know the basics and how to get a decent finish on things, but when it comes to colour matching i have no idea, as generally i work on cars that are about 5 years old or more and obviously ave slightly more faded bumpres and wings etc... Any local motor factors cannot get a decent colour match fo rcars i do bodywork on, can you shed ANY light on this at all?
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Not really we have problems as well. The best way to erradicate colour problems is do what's known in the trade as a "blow in" e.g say you're doing a quarter panel, scotch up the door as well & once you've sprayed said panel flick a bit of colour out through the door & lacquer both panels! Do I get rep?
Do I get rep?Sent post thumbs up to Moderator if i did it right, I have done this before, but meh, just wondered if you had any handy tips for colour matching. Thanks for the advice though
punto_jr_sx75 said:Stupid me, sorry, looked it from a distance on his avatar. I am numb
Easy mistake to make my friend, i find it hard to believe my cars grey, and ive got the paperwork saying it is!
Sassi grey is a cool colour that looks very blue in Summer, and very Silver in winter.
Its like Austin's Smoke Grey, which is also clearly more blue than grey!
Its like Austin's Smoke Grey, which is also clearly more blue than grey!
Is it me or is a large bit of this thread missing??? Hmmmm wonder y?
