Can you identify the colour?
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Is it Lincoln green
http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?manuf=Land Rover
http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?manuf=Land Rover
Colthebrummie
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If you take a small piece, e.g a bolt with the paint on it to a automotive paint specialist, they should be able to match it. The trouble is that the previous owner could have made that particular shade by adding two of more greens and x amount of thinner.
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Wicks. Parisian dustbin lid. Emulsion only.
It could be anything. It’s not a series colour though.
It could be anything. It’s not a series colour though.
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Just wondering, are you asking, so you can touch up flaky or scratched bits, or are you wishing to take it back to it's military colour. If it's the former, I'd agree with take a sample to local paint shop. If the latter , I believe, but may be wrong , the unadulterated, nice, shiny, green versions were battleship grey undercoat, with bronze green high gloss finish.
Don't ask me how I know. It has nothing to do with denting the OC's LR, my first week out of Depot
Don't ask me how I know. It has nothing to do with denting the OC's LR, my first week out of Depot
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Lincoln Green was an Austin Gipsy colour.
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Not immediately. Going with some of the others^^^^^^^^^^^. Guessing that might be a home made "custom" paint job.
The paint also looks suspiciously matte. Not quite like regular automotive paint finish.
