Tony,
What Ron said!
I have spectrographically scanned several "untouched" areas of my car
and gotten significantly different readings for the formulation, hence
my desire to find a reference color to work with. I believe all of these
areas have oxidized and yellowed a bit through the years, and the
variation depended on the location on the car and proximity to engine
heat and/or moisture.
Or I could add $5 grand to the value of the car by just painting it
"Can't-Catch-Me-Copper" Porsche Guardsman Red!
Bugz
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From: Ron Fraser [mailto:rfraser@bluefrog.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2010 9:21 AM
To: 'Tony Somebody'; Rense, Mark (GE Indust, ConsInd);
tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: [Tigers] Modern Paint Code
Tony
Yes those paint scanners work very well and most major paint shops
have them but you need a non faded patch of original paint for it to
scan.
The paint patch you scan will be the paint mix you get. Scan a faded or
contaminated patch will give you a paint mix for that shade not the
original paint mix.
The problem Bugz had, I believe, was the scan did not give a paint mix
that looked similar to the Ditzler number paint mix and he was seeking
more information.
He thinks the Dulux enamel number I sent him is something he can work
with to get the correct paint mix or at least a paint mix that matches
the color he wants.
Ron Fraser
-----Original Message-----
From: Tony Somebody [mailto:achd73@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2010 2:06 AM
To: Mark (GE Indust ConsInd)''Rense; tigers@autox.team.net;
rfraser@bluefrog.com
Subject: Re: [Tigers] Modern Paint Code
One of our local parts stores has a computerized WHAUCALLIT and they set
it on a section of the car you want to match and it mixes the paint to
match that swatch etc. I havent tried it but I have been told it
worksmwell.
TtT
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