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It's a year 2000, 4-door mk2 Punto.
Looking around at scrapers to find a front-bumper, bonnet and a left wing.
Acording to my bonets colourcoding-plate, it's Grigio Orione VR.HWB, code 675.
BUT, after having compared it to two other fiats - even took the bonnet of and placed on my car to see if I was just being an idiot - something is different.
Not a lot, but enough to be so different it was a very obvious difference in tone and colour.
My Grigio Orione is a lighter colour and a little less blue.
No the car has never been repainted !
No, its not sun-fading, as the car drives i Denmark and there is no difference in doorsils, and inside bootlid.
Has anyone else had that problem ?
Has FIAT for some reason changed the tone of the colour, after my car was produced ?
If I end up only able to get the colour to fit, using af proff-painter, it's gonna be ridiculously expensive.
Looking around at scrapers to find a front-bumper, bonnet and a left wing.
Acording to my bonets colourcoding-plate, it's Grigio Orione VR.HWB, code 675.
BUT, after having compared it to two other fiats - even took the bonnet of and placed on my car to see if I was just being an idiot - something is different.
Not a lot, but enough to be so different it was a very obvious difference in tone and colour.
My Grigio Orione is a lighter colour and a little less blue.
No the car has never been repainted !
No, its not sun-fading, as the car drives i Denmark and there is no difference in doorsils, and inside bootlid.
Has anyone else had that problem ?
Has FIAT for some reason changed the tone of the colour, after my car was produced ?
If I end up only able to get the colour to fit, using af proff-painter, it's gonna be ridiculously expensive.