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When trying to match paint for touch up, is there much difference between manufactures if you do not know which manufacture you have on the car? Is there a new technique in matching the color shade I should look for or just use the paint code number ?
Thanks, Wes |
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Try a auto paint store ,,some have computer matching systems .
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David,
Thanks.. That's what I was looking for, I figured with all the new technology there had to be some great way to match paint. Wes |
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While the computer matching is helpful, I found a fellow at a local auto paint supplier who had the experience to match the paint. The factory code was close and with a little adjusting with the human eye we came up with a extremely close match.
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Well thats good news ,, I match paint for a living ,,kinda hard to help from a distance though.
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Well, thanks for pointing me in the right direction! It's so simple when you have a professional do it.
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Your welcome ,,and thats what i keep telling the owner of the company that i work for,,lol.
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