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If your paint code # is 65, the name of that color is Antique Gold Metallic. If you want it to look good for the longest time possible, use BC/CC. If you want to be sure that all the panels match, paint the whole car assembled using the procedure described in a previous post. If you are a really good painter, mix all the paint exactly the same way, don't make any gun adjusments "mid-stream", and paint everything at the same time with parts hanging the way they will be installed, and put the same film thickness on each part, you can get a good color match. Or sometimes not.
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My car is Silver Glaze metalic and it was painted in peices.
Eveything matches perfectly. My painter even used a sun gun to double check the match. |
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