need merc blue paint code
#3
Originally Posted by nocigarette
ppg or whatever, and i need a color real close to chrome or a real shiny silver..................thanks as always
http://www.jlmwholesale.com/products/ray/ray.shtm
#4
A couple weeks ago, I went to the paint store with this info.
General Motors code 20 1981
Bright Blue-Effect
General Motors B8110A Brt Blue.
They mixed it right up, and gave me the clear, reducer, and everything I needed. It wasn't cheap at $214.55 for a pint of the color, but it came out fantastic, and I'm no painter. The base is very easy to spray. I've heard I could have gotten a cheaper base, but it turned out great, and the color is dead on. I think it looks as good, or better than the Merc finish. This is a Performer intake I sprayed, next to an original Dart Hp500 intake.
General Motors code 20 1981
Bright Blue-Effect
General Motors B8110A Brt Blue.
They mixed it right up, and gave me the clear, reducer, and everything I needed. It wasn't cheap at $214.55 for a pint of the color, but it came out fantastic, and I'm no painter. The base is very easy to spray. I've heard I could have gotten a cheaper base, but it turned out great, and the color is dead on. I think it looks as good, or better than the Merc finish. This is a Performer intake I sprayed, next to an original Dart Hp500 intake.
#5
Originally Posted by cuda
A couple weeks ago, I went to the paint store with this info.
General Motors code 20 1981
Bright Blue-Effect
General Motors B8110A Brt Blue.
They mixed it right up, and gave me the clear, reducer, and everything I needed. It wasn't cheap at $214.55 for a pint of the color, but it came out fantastic, and I'm no painter. The base is very easy to spray. I've heard I could have gotten a cheaper base, but it turned out great, and the color is dead on. I think it looks as good, or better than the Merc finish. This is a Performer intake I sprayed, next to an original Dart Hp500 intake.
General Motors code 20 1981
Bright Blue-Effect
General Motors B8110A Brt Blue.
They mixed it right up, and gave me the clear, reducer, and everything I needed. It wasn't cheap at $214.55 for a pint of the color, but it came out fantastic, and I'm no painter. The base is very easy to spray. I've heard I could have gotten a cheaper base, but it turned out great, and the color is dead on. I think it looks as good, or better than the Merc finish. This is a Performer intake I sprayed, next to an original Dart Hp500 intake.
thanx cuda that was exactly what i was looking for.............
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