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Ok i have been told by a few people my car is metallic green, and by other a blue metallic colour. The colour is Polynesian green....its not for me its to prove to them its a bloody green colour...
And how hard is it to match the colour when using touch up, as ive heard around that metallic colours when touched up sometimes dont match correctly and can show up quite easily.
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| uglybob |
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personally, i wouldn't put touch-up paint on my car at all
 especially not on any major body panels. it looks horrible & tacky, and never matches!
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my dad put it on his bonnet and it looked s**t until he used that that turtle wax cut'n'polish...now it looks good.
it would only be going on the door frame then a good cut'n;polish...
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| chunkz |
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goto super cheap auto...
on you compliance plate in your engine bay it will have a colour code... go in there, tell them that, they will match the colour for you using a refrence book... buy the touch up paint... about $8.50 and then get that turtle wax 'colour' cut n polish you'll see it there, make sure you get the green one
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TwinturboBMX wrote: Ok i have been told by a few people my car is metallic green, and by other a blue metallic colour. The colour is Polynesian green....its not for me its to prove to them its a bloody green colour...
And how hard is it to match the colour when using touch up, as ive heard around that metallic colours when touched up sometimes dont match correctly and can show up quite easily. When I first saw a pic in the Trading Post of the ute that I bought ... I originally thought that it was blue ... as it looked blue in the pic ... but when I saw the car in the metal it was definitely green ... and yes I do have a Poly. green XG ute as well ... it depends on the light ... on what colour it looks. I have a touch-up pen in the car ... it was for another model car ... but it is literally identical to Poly green.
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chunkz wrote: goto super cheap auto...
on you compliance plate in your engine bay it will have a colour code... go in there, tell them that, they will match the colour for you using a refrence book... buy the touch up paint... about $8.50 and then get that turtle wax 'colour' cut n polish you'll see it there, make sure you get the green one Chunkz can I do that and get it into a spray can? Or can I get paint tat acts like the VHT stuff, for the interior (so it needs to dry quickly and easy to apply). Either that or I change the interior lay out. |
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| chunkz |
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its spray cans
and i think they MAY sell interior...paint i know they sell paint for engine bay and callipers (spelling?)
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By title alone its safe to assume its green. My ED is poly and yes in certain lights it can look blue but its definatly green.
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| TwinturboBMX |
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seton005 wrote: By title alone its safe to assume its green. My ED is poly and yes in certain lights it can look blue but its definatly green.
Yeah there was a big debate about what colour it is...But ofcourse i won, because i know ford wouldnt be stupid enough to call it poly green if it was blue. Its a nice colour, mainly because it changes in the sunlight and i love my metallic colours.
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