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[miggy]

Is there any date on the forum of paint codes and their colours, I have looked but cannot see any mention of them

Am i right in thinking that the paint code is on a lable on the drivers door pillar and starts with a letter Z. I need to get paint for my spoiler.

Thanks

[Jimbob]

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1154543683 may help

[cem_devecioglu]

Talking for here (my country)  paint codes dont solve the problem alone..As the colors fade from the sun.Worth trying the mixture on another surface before actual paint..

[miggy]

Hmmmmm, mine dont look like that on the 2003 model, no 3 digit number for paint code, just a number with a Z in front of the 2 digit number.

 :-/ :-/

Call to Vx me thinks

[miggy]

Talking for here (my country)  paint codes dont solve the problem alone..As the colors fade from the sun.Worth trying the mixture on another surface before actual paint..

I will be using aerosol paints to do the spoiler.

 

[davlad22]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Buy genuine VX paint then, or have it made up from a bodyshop/paint specialist. Halfrauds is crap.

Talking for here (my country)  paint codes dont solve the problem alone..As the colors fade from the sun.Worth trying the mixture on another surface before actual paint..

Shouldn't be a problem, Von Miggy's car is fairly new and clearcoated.

If I were you, i'd take it to a bodyshop for a proper job, a local guy near us wouldn't charge more than about £50 to do a spot on job. Also a chance to perhaps have scuffs on bumpers repaired etc. Get it done properly, it will look so much better on your newer motor  

[Elite Pete]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Buy genuine VX paint then, or have it made up from a bodyshop/paint specialist. Halfrauds is crap.

Talking for here (my country)  paint codes dont solve the problem alone..As the colors fade from the sun.Worth trying the mixture on another surface before actual paint..

Shouldn't be a problem, Von Miggy's car is fairly new and clearcoated.

If I were you, i'd take it to a bodyshop for a proper job, a local guy near us wouldn't charge more than about £50 to do a spot on job. Also a chance to perhaps have scuffs on bumpers repaired etc. Get it done properly, it will look so much better on your newer motor  

And we dont get any sun