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| leolito Member Since: 07 Jul 2025 Location: Sofia Posts: 6  
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If you still looking, this is not an easy one ... a browse on this place
https://paintref.com/index2.shtml gives Pewter Grey as "659 LAL" but also mentions it morphed into "Bonatti Grey" in later years. So starts the confusion, elsewhere https://landrovertouchuppaint.com/land-rov...h-up-paint is listed as MUQ | BLVC1351 but to me looks too clear (light) If you had a VIN number for a Tomb Raider you could run it in the microcat and see if you get lucky, otherwise, I have been a few times in a situation if which you could "simulate" a color and get close to it, depends on the skill - and patience - of your paintshop guy .... |
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7th Jul 2025 7:38pm |
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| gilarion Member Since: 05 Dec 2013 Location: Wales Posts: 5129  
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You do not need a paint code, as any reputable paint supplier should use a paint spectrophotometer to match colours correctly. Just take the wheel along, and they will mix and match the colour. They will even use a compound to clean the colour up before using the device. I have even used this service for shaker cans to use on old paint repairs, and the colour matches exactly. For those who like Welsh Mountains and narrow boats have a look at my videos and photos at..
http://www.youtube.com/user/conwy1 |
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7th Jul 2025 8:21pm |
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