P38s are a bit like top-notch fashion models. They can make just about anything look good.
I think that it looks fine. Probably a couple of question marks if it was a Freelander, but it isn't.
Bit of mud wouldn't go amiss.
G~
P38s are a bit like top-notch fashion models. They can make just about anything look good.
I think that it looks fine. Probably a couple of question marks if it was a Freelander, but it isn't.
Bit of mud wouldn't go amiss.
G~
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dogsbody
Very senior member
Cheeky fecker. I'll let you know me car is perfectly symetrical....... In 3 colours
When I saw it at the B&W show I just immediately thought of a 'painting by numbers' kit. Apart from the high class wind deflector on the driver's door of course, I take it that was there when you acquired the door.
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Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
I'm colour blind
patbhoy
New Member
At no point did I say I could not be bothered, I did say I haven't looked for the paint code and the only reason for that is due to work commitments and I've simply not had the chance.
I am working away from home this week and don't have the RR with me to go out and pop the bonnet.
I merely asked what I thought was a simple question but it seems people here would rather be sarcastic than helpful.
Freelaner
Landy Driver
:welcome2: to
if you'd said we'd have give you proper replies
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patbhoy
New Member
Zircon Blue BLVC 471.......probably it's hard to tell
it may be a faded Moonraker Blue BLVC 424
Thanks, now where is the best place to buy touch up paint.
do you think you've been given the right code ?
Freelaner
Landy Driver
i'd check on yer landie first just to double check the code
ebay is as good as anywhere else, or try Halfrauds
Sean dunt trust me and neither should you, probly
patbhoy
New Member
I'll be home on Friday so will double check but judging by some of the comments I've received then who knows.
Just had a look at paint on fleaby and monte carlo 608 could be it.
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Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
Remember range rover = toffee nose git in most cases
You need a tough skin here on LZ....yes we are a bunch of **** taking barstewards....but the help and advice on here is second to none - just gotta wade throught the chaff to get to the wheat!!
JohnnyCrash
New Member
Monte Carlo is much darker!! but not as dark as Le Mans blue....
This is the Holland and Holland gun makers color (can't remember name) but remember it's been out in rain and sun for years and any touch up paint (even the right code) will stand out like a sore thumb!
Spend the extra and have a grumpy old tw@t mix by eye - I am lucky as my dad is said grumpy old tw@t and 50+ years experience with paint ;-)
Or if it is only a small scratch go into Halfrauds and tell them you need some help matching the colour, they gave me a selection of paints as the paint had faded and told me to test them on the body "somewhere out of sight if it doesn't match, although you can always paint over it."
So I did just that, I sprayed over the scratch, took the sample pots back in and said none match, I'll have to get some mixed up.
JohnnyCrash
New Member
Does actually work - unless you're into primer or metal
