RickTheUncivil
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Come on, who knows good paint to refresh old bombers?
bomber orange paint?
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RickTheUncivil
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Tangerine dream, what's all that about?
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Try rust- oleum aerosol cans think they are around £7-£9 a can. I've used them a few times on full frame resprays with excellent results. Didn't know your so close I'm in stoke
Try rust- oleum aerosol cans think they are around £7-£9 a can. I've used them a few times on full frame resprays with excellent results. Didn't know your so close I'm in stoke
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Having trouble finding a good colour match, not helped by marzocchi changing the colour slightly too. Must be something close out there!
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http://www.colourtone.com
That have possibly tens of thousands of colour samples.
Allow a few hours!
http://www.colourtone.com
That have possibly tens of thousands of colour samples.
Allow a few hours!
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So before i trawl through shed loads of colour charts, anyone have any clues on a good match for marzocchi bomber orange?
Rampage":1yujuecp said:
So before i trawl through shed loads of colour charts, anyone have any clues on a good match for marzocchi bomber orange?
The metallic orange ones, or non-metallic?
The non-metallic ones were, I believe traffic orange (RAL 2009). See viewtopic.php?p=414478#p414478
If you're doing a full repaint, I'd go for industrial paint rather than an "automotive" laquer..
The non-metallic ones were, I believe traffic orange (RAL 2009). See viewtopic.php?p=414478#p414478
If you're doing a full repaint, I'd go for industrial paint rather than an "automotive" laquer..
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Marzocchi called the early paint 'tangerine dream'. I'm getting nowhere finding a code for that.
Not seen a RAL thats close yet and certainly not the metallic effect! Normal flat RAL should be readily available from my powder coater so might go down that route, should be more durable than normal paint I suppose, but would be a right pain to keep the internals from getting coated.
Im off to the auto paint shop today to pick up some cellulose paint for my dads project car, will take the fork with me and see if they can do anything to help.
Not seen a RAL thats close yet and certainly not the metallic effect! Normal flat RAL should be readily available from my powder coater so might go down that route, should be more durable than normal paint I suppose, but would be a right pain to keep the internals from getting coated.
Im off to the auto paint shop today to pick up some cellulose paint for my dads project car, will take the fork with me and see if they can do anything to help.
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