Jeep Colour
Katsura
12-14-2006, 08:24 AM
Hi, I'm building a Jeep Wrangler, and want to do it in Jeep's Hunter Green Metallic. The Tamiya Metallic green is far too bright and 'pop' onthe eye to match this colour, does anyone know of a suitable substitute?
If there's no commercial colours redily avalible, I'm going to try my hand at mixing TS cans for the first time, Maybe adding a Dark Metallic Silver/ Mica or even black to the green will tone it down somewhat.
If there's no commercial colours redily avalible, I'm going to try my hand at mixing TS cans for the first time, Maybe adding a Dark Metallic Silver/ Mica or even black to the green will tone it down somewhat.
Enzoenvy1
12-14-2006, 11:12 AM
Hold up there friend.
I own a Wrangler and found factory colors in cans at this place: http://www.jeepsrus.com/jeep_inventory.php
I got my Patriot Blue color coded and in a spray can for like $12 bucks
This is defintiely the route you want to go.
I own a Wrangler and found factory colors in cans at this place: http://www.jeepsrus.com/jeep_inventory.php
I got my Patriot Blue color coded and in a spray can for like $12 bucks
This is defintiely the route you want to go.
Katsura
12-14-2006, 11:22 AM
Cool, I'll check if they ship to UK, thnx. How hot was this paint? Does it errode the usual Tamiya primers?
Enzoenvy1
12-14-2006, 11:29 AM
Cool, I'll check if they ship to UK, thnx. How hot was this paint? Does it errode the usual Tamiya primers?
Well, I used it on my Jeep, so I couldn't tell you. I do have a Wrangler that I am converting from a 77' Cj to a 2000 TJ but it is far from paint.
It is a factory automotive paint and with primer I am pretty sure it would work just fine. A lot of people here use auto paint without problems.
Good luck on the shipping over seas, i hope they can because of legalities though?!?!?!?!
Well, I used it on my Jeep, so I couldn't tell you. I do have a Wrangler that I am converting from a 77' Cj to a 2000 TJ but it is far from paint.
It is a factory automotive paint and with primer I am pretty sure it would work just fine. A lot of people here use auto paint without problems.
Good luck on the shipping over seas, i hope they can because of legalities though?!?!?!?!
gundam1969
12-17-2006, 05:18 PM
Hi, I'm building a Jeep Wrangler, and want to do it in Jeep's Hunter Green Metallic. The Tamiya Metallic green is far too bright and 'pop' onthe eye to match this colour, does anyone know of a suitable substitute?
If there's no commercial colours redily avalible, I'm going to try my hand at mixing TS cans for the first time, Maybe adding a Dark Metallic Silver/ Mica or even black to the green will tone it down somewhat.
If the paint is Chrysler "DEEP HUNTER GREEN , FOREST GREEN" paint codes
PG8,QG8,SG8, I can mix it for you ready for airbrushing. Just order through the website.
Cheers,
Paul.
If there's no commercial colours redily avalible, I'm going to try my hand at mixing TS cans for the first time, Maybe adding a Dark Metallic Silver/ Mica or even black to the green will tone it down somewhat.
If the paint is Chrysler "DEEP HUNTER GREEN , FOREST GREEN" paint codes
PG8,QG8,SG8, I can mix it for you ready for airbrushing. Just order through the website.
Cheers,
Paul.
Enzoenvy1
12-18-2006, 11:59 AM
Nice, had to trump me there huh?!?!?! LOL
That way you can ship it overseas too!
That way you can ship it overseas too!
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