Paint to Sample VooDoo Blue touch up

[B1ggest]

As title, where will I get this? All the paint places I've spoken to don't recognise the code (Z12) on their systems, and Porshe do not offer it?

Must be a solution to this?

[HoHoHo]

Go to your local (decent) body shop and ask them to mix some for you?

[B1ggest]

Tried that, they don't recognise the code, but it's the one from the car

[HoHoHo]

B1ggest said:

Tried that, they don't recognise the code, but it's the one from the car

Ah, that makes life more difficult

[kev.RS]

Some decent paint suppliers have a Spectophotometer machine that basically scans the paint to get the right colour.
Find a decent Bodyshop near you and ask where the get their paint from and about the Spectophotometer and they will know what you are on about.
It looks very close to Audi Nogaro blue

[B1ggest]

Good news

Dr Colorchip site recognises Z12 as Porsche VooDoo Blue, seems expensive, but frankly out of options.

[paul789]

Don't know where you are but have heard good things about http://www.specialisedpaintwork.com/

What do you have - a gts?

[B1ggest]

Yes, only got a tiny stone chip, no big issue, just like to keep on top of them

[B1ggest]

Yes, only got a tiny stone chip, no big issue, just like to keep on top of them

Edited by B1ggest on Friday 4th August 21:34

[coffeeman]

Hi, I had the same issues trying to get some touch up paint for my Voodoo Blue 991 RS, I
ended up sourcing it on Amazon....use Toyota Voodoo Blue code 8T6...it cost me £4.99, and
the paint match is spot on.

[B1ggest]

I did look at that, but assumed it was something completely different, you have to love forums thanks