Rolls Royce Phantom Kahn Edition
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fletcher123 said:
Its got the Kahn 22inch Wheels on it and it has been painted in Pearl white which is not a standard rolls royce color. It looks really nice up close the color really changes the look of the car.
You are right that a Pearl White in the true sense of pearl paint systems are not a standard, or as we say, series option. We have however painted many Bespoke cars in trues 3-stage Pearl paint finishes.The reason they are not standard are that they require very special attention to get consistent colour around the car. Consequently they take a different route through the paintshop here @ Goodwood and require ovens to be turned down to avoid yellowing the base and pearl coat during curing of the clearcoat.
Where abouts are you based? I would genuinely be very interested to see the standard of Kahn's aftermarket paintjob?
As you may have guessed, I work for RRMC in a Bespoke Paint capacity....
All the best - Nick.
NicoG said:
You are right that a Pearl White in the true sense of pearl paint systems are not a standard, or as we say, series option. We have however painted many Bespoke cars in trues 3-stage Pearl paint finishes.
The reason they are not standard are that they require very special attention to get consistent colour around the car. Consequently they take a different route through the paintshop here @ Goodwood and require ovens to be turned down to avoid yellowing the base and pearl coat during curing of the clearcoat.
Where abouts are you based? I would genuinely be very interested to see the standard of Kahn's aftermarket paintjob?
As you may have guessed, I work for RRMC in a Bespoke Paint capacity....
All the best - Nick.
Very Interesting Pistonhead, unfortunatley, I believe I have exposed the OP as a fake, please read and make you own mind up The reason they are not standard are that they require very special attention to get consistent colour around the car. Consequently they take a different route through the paintshop here @ Goodwood and require ovens to be turned down to avoid yellowing the base and pearl coat during curing of the clearcoat.
Where abouts are you based? I would genuinely be very interested to see the standard of Kahn's aftermarket paintjob?
As you may have guessed, I work for RRMC in a Bespoke Paint capacity....
All the best - Nick.
:http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... Ghost Delivery&mid=49299
teen_cerbera said:
NicoG said:
You are right that a Pearl White in the true sense of pearl paint systems are not a standard, or as we say, series option. We have however painted many Bespoke cars in trues 3-stage Pearl paint finishes.
The reason they are not standard are that they require very special attention to get consistent colour around the car. Consequently they take a different route through the paintshop here @ Goodwood and require ovens to be turned down to avoid yellowing the base and pearl coat during curing of the clearcoat.
Where abouts are you based? I would genuinely be very interested to see the standard of Kahn's aftermarket paintjob?
As you may have guessed, I work for RRMC in a Bespoke Paint capacity....
All the best - Nick.
Very Interesting Pistonhead, unfortunatley, I believe I have exposed the OP as a fake, please read and make you own mind up The reason they are not standard are that they require very special attention to get consistent colour around the car. Consequently they take a different route through the paintshop here @ Goodwood and require ovens to be turned down to avoid yellowing the base and pearl coat during curing of the clearcoat.
Where abouts are you based? I would genuinely be very interested to see the standard of Kahn's aftermarket paintjob?
As you may have guessed, I work for RRMC in a Bespoke Paint capacity....
All the best - Nick.
:http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... Ghost Delivery&mid=49299
Cheers
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