Subject	I guess it make sense that they would have to blend because
Posted by	bmaez on January 06, 2007 at 8:01 AM
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In Reply To	Matching pearl can be very difficult. My guess is that the posted by 240Z FeO2 on January 06, 2007 at 03:17 AM
Message	of fade and not being able to perfectly match the paint. I wasnt really interested in saving money but I was going to do the removal and installation of the parts myself because I hate for people to work on my car but the more I get into it its not really sounding like a good idea. Any experiances?
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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