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Old 03-10-2009 | 06:41 PM
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Does anyone have any experience with factory color spray paint! I looking for pieces of my car that i can paint in flint mica.Is the color match pretty close? Im planning to get mudguards for my tc and spray painting it in flint mica(1E0). Here a website thats selling them. http://www.expresspaint.com/productc...?idCategory=52
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I've always ordered stuff from:

http://paintscratch.com/

I have a gold rush mica release series 5 xb. That is a hard paint to match. But these guys were able to get me the correct paint match.

I'd would trust paintscratch guys over the express paint you posted
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What did you paint?
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It's easy just take your time. Get real auto paint in a rattle can from a paint shop.
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How much would it cost to get real auto paint in a rattle can from a paint shop? Hey FLEA, what if i were to use it on a badgeless garnish. Would i have good results?
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I painted a spoiler. LOL

They make a limited number of gold spoilers for the RS5, so I had to buy a primered one from TRD Sparks.

So you can tell, I was able to use a large can of paint from paintscratch, and color matches perfectly
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So did you a spray nozzle? Do you have pictures?
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Originally Posted by MegaManX
I've always ordered stuff from:

http://paintscratch.com/

I have a gold rush mica release series 5 xb. That is a hard paint to match. But these guys were able to get me the correct paint match.

I'd would trust paintscratch guys over the express paint you posted
I have heard good things about the paintscratch company.
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Originally Posted by MegaManX
I painted a spoiler. LOL

They make a limited number of gold spoilers for the RS5, so I had to buy a primered one from TRD Sparks.

So you can tell, I was able to use a large can of paint from paintscratch, and color matches perfectly
Only 1 can was needed?
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^$15 (real stuff). Better results than Duplicolor. Recommend a gun to spray any piece.
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Originally Posted by FLEA
It's easy just take your time. Get real auto paint in a rattle can from a paint shop.
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I got mine in a rattle can from an auto paint mix shop in the area. Perfect match. It would probably cost you around $40 for a can. Don't quote me though.
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Originally Posted by FLEA
^$15 (real stuff). Better results than Duplicolor. Recommend a gun to spray any piece.
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Originally Posted by FLEA
It's easy just take your time. Get real auto paint in a rattle can from a paint shop.
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I got mine in a rattle can from an auto paint mix shop in the area. Perfect match. It would probably cost you around $40 for a can. Don't quote me though.
So wait, I shouldn't use the spray paint from http://paintscratch.com/ ?
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yeah i was doing my garnish and i got the duplicolor and it didnt match at all
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True, but then again the paint shop I go to gives me an average discount of 25% off.
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ive orderd from expresspaint only bc u cant find BCP anywhere.. painted my interior pieces.. came out GREAT and it was the EXACT color !
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Old 03-10-2009 | 08:43 PM
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Just make sure it's solvent based paint. Lacquer based will barely match.
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Originally Posted by daygotc
So did you a spray nozzle? Do you have pictures?
I already own a spray nozzle, so it was easy for me to do. I actually don't have pictures, so you're going to just have to take my word for it...LOL Sorry!

Originally Posted by equinox2355
Only 1 can was needed?
I actually bought (1) quart of paint, so I'm not sure how many spray cans you would need.

Originally Posted by equinox2355
Originally Posted by FLEA
^$15 (real stuff). Better results than Duplicolor. Recommend a gun to spray any piece.
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Originally Posted by FLEA
It's easy just take your time. Get real auto paint in a rattle can from a paint shop.
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I got mine in a rattle can from an auto paint mix shop in the area. Perfect match. It would probably cost you around $40 for a can. Don't quote me though.
So wait, I shouldn't use the spray paint from http://paintscratch.com/ ?
Whatever you get from paintscratch.com will be pretty much 100% color matched no matter if its those really useful paint pens or spray cans.

They make the paint fresh with quality paint.
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i've used to paint a stock spring that i use as a hood prop, used for my old hood prop, and used for painting wheel stands as well.
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I get my paint from CarQuest. It's not rattlecan though, it's two-part and you need a HVLP gun to spray it. Also, a mask helps. They can scan your car rather than going just by paint code so they can match aged paint as well.



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