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Re: Subject: RE: BRG paint

To: r-james@tamu.edu
Subject: Re: Subject: RE: BRG paint
From: donp@ncweb.com (don pikovnik)
Date: Tue, 8 Dec 1998 07:26:50 -0500 (EST)
Cc: triumphs@Autox.Team.Net
>>From: r-james@tamu.edu
>>Date: Mon,  7 Dec 98 12:08:01    
>>Subject: Subject: RE: BRG paint
>>To: ARhodes@compuserve.com, triumphs@autox.team.net, donp@ncweb.com
>>
>>Don P. and Tony Rhodes wrote:
>>
>>[...and my comments are inserted in ALL CAPS FOR 
>>CLARITY (NOT SHOUTING)]
>>
>>RAY JAMES

>>I am not even sure it is correct for a TR4A.  That "Conifer" seems much too
>>light/minty.  It is clearly different than my original XXX Racing Green
>>lacquer.
>>
>THIS IS NOT A LIGHT/MINTY GREEN.  IT IS 
>PRETTY DARK, BUT CLEARLY A BRG, IN MY JUDGEMENT.  THIS IS THE COLOR CODE
>(25) THAT  THE BRG (TRG) TR-4A'S WERE PAINTED IN 1965-69, ACCORDING TO THE
BOOK >I STUDIED.  IT IS MUCH DARKER THAN THE BRG THAT A 1969 MGB CARRIED, AS
I HAVE >HAD THESE TWO SIDE BY SIDE FOR COMPARISON.


Ray,

I have sprayouts of both BRG (ICI 2855) and TRG (ICI 3736) and agree that
TRG is not "a light minty green".  In a side by side comparison, I would
characterize BRG as somewhat darker, cleaner, and yellower than TRG.
Conversely, TRG is lighter, bluer, and chalkier.  Without a direct
comparison, TRG could easily be mistaken for BRG.

Yours truly,

Don Pikovnik
Coloramic Process, Inc. 


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