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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
PAINT MATCHING
Just a thought, before you go to a hugh expense with OEM - BRP paint. If you are having a shop do this, ask them about it. IMHO since the trailer is not ever going to be even touching your Spyder an EXACT color match really isn't going to matter. And no-body looking at it is EVER going to tell the difference either...........However if you don't mind paying possibly twice the price for an EXACT color match at least you will know how much $$$$ better it is, and can bring this up in conversation :yes::yes::yes:.......Mike :thumbup:
Just a thought, before you go to a hugh expense with OEM - BRP paint. If you are having a shop do this, ask them about it. IMHO since the trailer is not ever going to be even touching your Spyder an EXACT color match really isn't going to matter. And no-body looking at it is EVER going to tell the difference either...........However if you don't mind paying possibly twice the price for an EXACT color match at least you will know how much $$$$ better it is, and can bring this up in conversation :yes::yes::yes:.......Mike :thumbup:
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Color Match
Duh! I suspect your right. An experienced paint shop will probably come pretty close to matching just eye balling it.
Thanks for the input.
Duh! I suspect your right. An experienced paint shop will probably come pretty close to matching just eye balling it.
Thanks for the input.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
EYE - BALLING IT
No they won't do it that way......They should have a SPECTROSCOPIC (?) device that can actually read the pigments in the Paint on your Spyder......and come up with a MIX that will be so close it you won't be able to tell the difference........Except the COST........BRP - OEM paint is UBER expensive......I doubt the shop will use it un-less you demand it ......Mike :thumbup:
pegasus1300
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Just for fun I went to the ColorRite website and the SS is not listed for either the F3 or the RT. I think your only option righ now is to get it scanned at a good body shop or buy from BRP.
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