Subject	Matching pearl can be very difficult. My guess is that the
Posted by	240Z FeO2 on January 06, 2007 at 3:17 AM
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In Reply To	Painting questions. posted by bmaez on January 05, 2007 at 11:15 PM
Message	paint on your new parts will have to sprayed on and blended into the paint on the adjacent body parts of your car. That's what was done on my car's Jspec facia. Ask your body shop. Chance favors the informed
Follow Ups	Painting questions. - bmaez 23:15:00 01/05/07 Yes, don't have to worry about over spray (n/m) - octavian-z 23:23:35 01/05/07 good luck with matching that pearl (n/m) - WAGGZ 00:05:17 01/06/07 at least its not piss pearl 15yr old faded white - volcomstone550 01:14:20 01/06/07 Yes, but with close inspection, you'll prob see the diff (n/m) - 300ZMang 00:53:53 01/06/07 Matching pearl can be very difficult. My guess is that the - 240Z FeO2 03:17:27 01/06/07 I guess it make sense that they would have to blend because - bmaez 08:01:11 01/06/07 My car is pearl white and the blending is virtually - 240Z FeO2 21:13:26 01/06/07 The thing about "blending" though, is that they might - 300ZMang 13:09:24 01/06/07 You should always have your new parts blended into the old - ChrisZTT (Sacto, CA) 11:09:39 01/06/07
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