12-10-2021, 06:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-10-2021, 06:02 PM by Ivor Hawkins.)
Your paintwork will have aged and the colour will have changed and you can bet that if you try and match it to a current car colour it will be metameric (the colour will look different under different light sources such as street lamps) but that’s the bad news!
Any decent professional paint factor should be able to match your colour with or without a spectro, but I would always recommend blending the colour across a wide area rather than attempting an edge to edge repair, unless they are very minor repairs such as stone chips or small cracks.
Any decent professional paint factor should be able to match your colour with or without a spectro, but I would always recommend blending the colour across a wide area rather than attempting an edge to edge repair, unless they are very minor repairs such as stone chips or small cracks.