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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: dan23 on 02 April 2008, 20:55
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can any1 tell me if my golf has been sprayed a standard vw golf black (gloss not metalic) as my car started its life a graphit gray and one of the last owners sprayed it black, i have a "paint code" written on a bit of scrap papper with my paper work, but iv asked a sprayer and he said the number is to long for a paint code number.
the reason i ask is i need the back end re sprayed so i could do with finding out if they done a mk2 golf in a gloss jet black
hers a pic of the car for you so you get an idea of what type of black im on about
(http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa91/dpenniall1984/DSC00103-1.jpg)
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Welcome to my boat.....my car has been resprayed too, but in metallic black - and I have no idea of the paint code, flipping PITA, can't get anything resprayed!
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just get some black hammerite and brush it on :undecided: :lipsrsealed:
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just get some black hammerite and brush it on :undecided: :lipsrsealed:
lol i would but erm no, i want it shorted for a show im going to in a months time so it needs to look good, the old man said he will do it for he, hes got some black gloss in the garage lol
Welcome to my boat.....my car has been resprayed too, but in metallic black - and I have no idea of the paint code, flipping PITA, can't get anything resprayed!
and some ppl are prats, if your gonna re-spray a car, at least keep the bloody paint code so if you ever need to touch it up or if you sell it the new owner knows the paint code to do touch ups themselfs
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some ppl are prats, if your gonna re-spray a car, at least keep the bloody paint code so if you ever need to touch it up or if you sell it the new owner knows the paint code to do touch ups themselfs
I strongly agree.
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On TV theres a dulux advert where if you take something into B&Q they'll mix some emulsion to match. Why not whip the bonnet off and take it in to get some mixed up? I reccommend "soft sheen".
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halfrauds say they do that, but they lie as you have to take them a paint code and they mix it for you, what they also dont tell you is when they mix it, if its the wrong colour they still claim you have to buy the paint
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go to a proper car paint place, with your petrol flap and get a match. thats what we did :wink:
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isnt there a sticker saying the paint name and number on a panel? i think its in the rear panels somewhere :undecided:
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isnt there a sticker saying the paint name and number on a panel? i think its in the rear panels somewhere :undecided:
its been resprayed with non-genuine paint :tongue:
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isnt there a sticker saying the paint name and number on a panel? i think its in the rear panels somewhere :undecided:
its been resprayed with non-genuine paint :tongue:
core you'd think they would read the top part of the post wouldnt ya lol
only messing mate, na cant do that as like said its been re-sprayed black and was originaly a graphit gray