Car paint color charts?
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 6:01 pm
Looking for some ideas for a new paint job. Anyone got a link to some auto paint charts for the main suppliers. I don't know who they are to google.
Thanks
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kemal wrote:*decent brands -ppg , du pont, glasaruit, spies hecker, standox, *cheaper brands- Autothane , protec , lacnam , chemtech , feel free to add any more ive forgotten guys and gals , just look in your local yellow pages and ring around id go glasaruit if money is no option , if money is tight id base it up with ppg and use autothane clear , and autothane primer , all brands have a huge range of colours just gota ask the shops for the colour chips![]()
or just google it !
also 2pac is alot more durable then acrylic and will last alot longer , and if your after a long lasting tough paint and your truck is just a basher and not real worried bout the body work id paint it 2pac polyurethane very durable also as its an industrial paint but if you do it right it can look awesome aswell, i wouldnt go acrylic as its a bit dated and not a very protective paint ,
Correct me if I am wrong, but it wasnt you who started this thread asking for the paint info that kemal gave.Corgie Carrier wrote:kemal wrote:*decent brands -ppg , du pont, glasaruit, spies hecker, standox, *cheaper brands- Autothane , protec , lacnam , chemtech , feel free to add any more ive forgotten guys and gals , just look in your local yellow pages and ring around id go glasaruit if money is no option , if money is tight id base it up with ppg and use autothane clear , and autothane primer , all brands have a huge range of colours just gota ask the shops for the colour chips![]()
or just google it !
also 2pac is alot more durable then acrylic and will last alot longer , and if your after a long lasting tough paint and your truck is just a basher and not real worried bout the body work id paint it 2pac polyurethane very durable also as its an industrial paint but if you do it right it can look awesome aswell, i wouldnt go acrylic as its a bit dated and not a very protective paint ,
Let me guess... your a spray painter!
All the brands you have listed are out of my range for a bush truck, my last truck I painted with Solver Industrial enamel and I'm obviously not the only one to do this as, Solver had the correct colour code for my Toyota.
If I gave it a good paint job I might get pissed if it got damaged, I go bush to have fun and relax, I can't do that if I am worried about scratches.
I appreciate the advice and it might be good for someone else but not me.
I was thinking of going to Aussie disposals and getting the genuine army olive drab, but it is a lead based paint.
YEAH...........What he said.midi73 wrote:Correct me if I am wrong, but it wasnt you who started this thread asking for the paint info that kemal gave.Corgie Carrier wrote:kemal wrote:*decent brands -ppg , du pont, glasaruit, spies hecker, standox, *cheaper brands- Autothane , protec , lacnam , chemtech , feel free to add any more ive forgotten guys and gals , just look in your local yellow pages and ring around id go glasaruit if money is no option , if money is tight id base it up with ppg and use autothane clear , and autothane primer , all brands have a huge range of colours just gota ask the shops for the colour chips![]()
or just google it !
also 2pac is alot more durable then acrylic and will last alot longer , and if your after a long lasting tough paint and your truck is just a basher and not real worried bout the body work id paint it 2pac polyurethane very durable also as its an industrial paint but if you do it right it can look awesome aswell, i wouldnt go acrylic as its a bit dated and not a very protective paint ,
Let me guess... your a spray painter!
All the brands you have listed are out of my range for a bush truck, my last truck I painted with Solver Industrial enamel and I'm obviously not the only one to do this as, Solver had the correct colour code for my Toyota.
If I gave it a good paint job I might get pissed if it got damaged, I go bush to have fun and relax, I can't do that if I am worried about scratches.
I appreciate the advice and it might be good for someone else but not me.
I was thinking of going to Aussie disposals and getting the genuine army olive drab, but it is a lead based paint.