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You'd be best taking the whole car to a painters matey. I just had my rear bumper redone and its spot on. Just having a code doesn't always mean the new paint will match the old
You'd be best taking the whole car to a painters matey. I just had my rear bumper redone and its spot on. Just having a code doesn't always mean the new paint will match the old
Cars off the road Paul, but I know best option is to have the whole car there, just can't do that at the moment
Originally Posted by cossiejay
DRILL THE RIVITS OUT
Don't is was bad enough trying to get the old standard spoiler off the bootlid and when I did bootlid was fooked
there'll be a few shade's of it mate. best to take the old boot lid or spoiler if you can. best with the boot lid tho as plastic's can differ slightly even when useing the same shade.
there'll be a few shade's of it mate. best to take the old boot lid or spoiler if you can. best with the boot lid tho as plastic's can differ slightly even when useing the same shade.
Originally Posted by xr_craig
Take something for them to match up to mate, is it magenta? Theres a good few shades so chances are they will be able to match it.
Took the old boot lid last time gents spoiler was a good match but boot lid is too light
I took the old bootlid when I dropped parts off 1st time round Kev
No bruv not an option that one
Luciano
Cant you borrow the shades cards Jimmy? To the best of my knowledge there were 3 original shades of Magenta - but now that water based paints are the norm there must be many more variations - even the way the metallic fleck falls can change the appearance.
The plate won't give you the shade I'm afraid - Ford were not that organised mate.
28-02-2010, 05:35 PM
Paint code
its needs painting again
