Paintbox help please.

[so called]

Hi All,
Can someone please do me a favour and paintbox my Tuscan Formula Red.
Thinking of a respray colour change and red is stuck in my mind. Will need to change the blue roof but needs sorting anyway.



Thanks,
Tony.

[Fleckers]

The Paintbox with Simon Emery and Shane Whitworth ?

[B'stard Child]

Did you mean MSPaint



I think the roof will definately need to be another colour

[Klippie]

I nearly fell of the chair...

[Klippie]

I nearly fell of the chair...

[B'stard Child]

Twice you need to be more careful

[Matttracker]

Can't you just google a red Tuscan?

[B'stard Child]

Matttracker said:

Can't you just google a red Tuscan?

I spent hours on that MS Paint rendition - why the fug did I bother

Picture taken today



It was originally blue

[so called]

B'stard Child said:

Did you mean MSPaint



I think the roof will definately need to be another colour

I was kind of expecting something like this
Agree about the roof.

[so called]

B'stard Child said:

I spent hours on that MS Paint rendition - why the fug did I bother

Picture taken today



It was originally blue

Hi B'stard Child, looks very nice.
Is it yours ?
I'm looking for a colour that's not going to show all the spidery scratches.

Thanks

[B'stard Child]

so called said:

B'stard Child said:

I spent hours on that MS Paint rendition - why the fug did I bother

Picture taken today



It was originally blue

Hi B'stard Child, looks very nice.
Is it yours ?

It was at the Sunday Service and no it's not mine but it's not helping my itch that I want to scratch ie own a TVR

so called said:

I'm looking for a colour that's not going to show all the spidery scratches.

Thanks

Sounds like your car needs a proper compound rather than a respray.

[so called]

B'stard Child said:

Sounds like your car needs a proper compound rather than a respray.

Whoosh Parrot thingy.
Don't know what you mean by proper compound
Are you talking about the finish clear coat being too soft ?

[Toaster Pilot]

Polishing using a machine polisher and a cutting compound - removes all of the fine swirls/scratches as long as it's done properly and you look after the paint afterwards

[so called]

Toaster Pilot said:

Polishing using a machine polisher and a cutting compound - removes all of the fine swirls/scratches as long as it's done properly and you look after the paint afterwards

Yes, I'm with you on that and I've had her detailed more than once.
The problem is that some colours show these marks far more than others.
It always seems that I only have to go for a drive after the detailing and there are new marks all over the bodywork again.

On my previous Tuscan you couldn't see any marks.