Factory correct paint
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Drifting
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St. Jude Donor '09
Factory correct paint
After a year and a half, i'm finally going to get paint on my 66 vert. Been a body off restoration, numbers match. How important is the accuracy of the color when it comes to it's value. The insides of the doors are painted and it's beautiful. Problem is, I think it's a bit dark for Nassua Blue. The painter said that was the formula that was given to him and my original color was faded. I'm not so sure How do I find out if this is the true shade, an does it matter if it's darker than the original.
Instructor
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From: warrenton virginia
color match
After a year and a half, i'm finally going to get paint on my 66 vert. Been a body off restoration, numbers match. How important is the accuracy of the color when it comes to it's value. The insides of the doors are painted and it's beautiful. Problem is, I think it's a bit dark for Nassua Blue. The painter said that was the formula that was given to him and my original color was faded. I'm not so sure How do I find out if this is the true shade, an does it matter if it's darker than the original.
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After a year and a half, i'm finally going to get paint on my 66 vert. Been a body off restoration, numbers match. How important is the accuracy of the color when it comes to it's value. The insides of the doors are painted and it's beautiful. Problem is, I think it's a bit dark for Nassua Blue. The painter said that was the formula that was given to him and my original color was faded. I'm not so sure How do I find out if this is the true shade, an does it matter if it's darker than the original.
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