Touchup paint
i have some alabaster touch up paint ordered through a dealership. i haven't tried it yet, but i was already a little concerned that it won't match very well. white paint is supposed to more difficult to match than the darker colors (e.g. black). there are several online retailers of touch up paints that claim to be able to perfectly match any paint code. if the chrysler paint doesn't turn out well, i might try someone like paintscratch.com.
There are many people who think of the color white as simply primer to be used until the car is painted a real color. That being the case it really does not matter how well it matches.
(Note the absence of smiley faced things. I am still operating on my leaners permit.)
(Note the absence of smiley faced things. I am still operating on my leaners permit.)
Originally Posted by Uncle_Al
There are many people who think of the color white as simply primer to be used until the car is painted a real color. That being the case it really does not matter how well it matches.
(Note the absence of smiley faced things. I am still operating on my leaners permit.)
(Note the absence of smiley faced things. I am still operating on my leaners permit.)
we alabastards wish you many swirl marks :P
"Rob M"quote=we alabastards wish you many swirl marks
YIKES!! So that what's causes the swirls. I've always wondered. You guys must have real power and I will be careful not to cross any of you again. Now please leave my car alone.
YIKES!! So that what's causes the swirls. I've always wondered. You guys must have real power and I will be careful not to cross any of you again. Now please leave my car alone.
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