anybody no the paint code for this???????
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Re Titanium...
...top page says:
Titanium LAM.210600 Lamborghini 210600 - Titanium DN BC MET/MIC Metallic G3
Then in the more detailed area... Are the additional numbers the paint make-up "percentages" or what?
Titanium - LAM.210600 Titanium
D953 946.0
D952 1466.0
D772 1814.0
D740 1897.2
D743 1910.4
So what do I tell the paint shop (if anything)?
...top page says:
Titanium LAM.210600 Lamborghini 210600 - Titanium DN BC MET/MIC Metallic G3
Then in the more detailed area... Are the additional numbers the paint make-up "percentages" or what?
Titanium - LAM.210600 Titanium
D953 946.0
D952 1466.0
D772 1814.0
D740 1897.2
D743 1910.4
So what do I tell the paint shop (if anything)?
rsnoble said:
it if factory colour, you was at woodwood with us a while ago you had problems with the fuel leak, i came down with kev you may rember the colour from my car then
Ahh yes, I remember and that was the third one I have seen that colour (its my favourite std colour).mgbond said:
that's the burgundy on. seen a couple that colour, I thinks its factory std so give them a call.
Bondy
Bondy
GTO3 doesn't have the code for that so I suggest you call factory with your chassis number and let them tell you. Whats happened?
Bondy
Bumped...
Re Titanium...
...top page says:
Titanium LAM.210600 Lamborghini 210600 - Titanium DN BC MET/MIC Metallic G3
Then in the more detailed area... Are the additional numbers the paint make-up "percentages" or what?
Titanium - LAM.210600 Titanium
D953 946.0
D952 1466.0
D772 1814.0
D740 1897.2
D743 1910.4
So what do I tell the paint shop (if anything)?
Re Titanium...
...top page says:
Titanium LAM.210600 Lamborghini 210600 - Titanium DN BC MET/MIC Metallic G3
Then in the more detailed area... Are the additional numbers the paint make-up "percentages" or what?
Titanium - LAM.210600 Titanium
D953 946.0
D952 1466.0
D772 1814.0
D740 1897.2
D743 1910.4
So what do I tell the paint shop (if anything)?
rsnoble said:
Hi, Mine is Burgendy and when I had some touch up made up, I tracked the colour down to Citroen Rouge d'Enfer code KJA if it helps?AMG Merc said:
Bumped...
Re Titanium...
...top page says:
Titanium LAM.210600 Lamborghini 210600 - Titanium DN BC MET/MIC Metallic G3
Then in the more detailed area... Are the additional numbers the paint make-up "percentages" or what?
Titanium - LAM.210600 Titanium
D953 946.0
D952 1466.0
D772 1814.0
D740 1897.2
D743 1910.4
So what do I tell the paint shop (if anything)?
These are the accumalative weights, in grams, of various paint colours to make up the desired shade. However, the original paint manufacture, whose name escapes me right now, no longer makes those paints.Re Titanium...
...top page says:
Titanium LAM.210600 Lamborghini 210600 - Titanium DN BC MET/MIC Metallic G3
Then in the more detailed area... Are the additional numbers the paint make-up "percentages" or what?
Titanium - LAM.210600 Titanium
D953 946.0
D952 1466.0
D772 1814.0
D740 1897.2
D743 1910.4
So what do I tell the paint shop (if anything)?
I tried to help alexs get an equivelent mixed from that formula but it proved nigh-on impossible.
Technically I think Rob is correct as all Noble paint codes were based upon oil based products which were effectively banned in 2007.
These are no longer allowed and therefore any respray/repair work has to be done using water based products. The same colour code if it still exists will actually be different if based with water rather than oil and therefore need a different recipe to match - any good paint shop should be able to blend.
Hence using the old oil based code for a new water based paint would not match and hence the codes are effectively redundant.
These are no longer allowed and therefore any respray/repair work has to be done using water based products. The same colour code if it still exists will actually be different if based with water rather than oil and therefore need a different recipe to match - any good paint shop should be able to blend.
Hence using the old oil based code for a new water based paint would not match and hence the codes are effectively redundant.
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