Joe Curry wrote:
>
> Martin, You have hit upon the quandary that many a used car buyer has
> experienced. To my knowledge, there is no possible way to know for sure
> what you have. Now you have the justification to respray the whole car
> with an original color.
[snip]
>
> msecres@ibm.net wrote:
> >
> > Yo, triumphers ...
> >
> > Small quandry. My GT6 was resprayed white by the P-O, but I have no
> > information on the color, and I would like to do some touch up here and
> > there. As you know, there are a million shades of white, and I've tried
> > about five at this point without a match. Can I hit it on the head
> > somehow? One auto paint shop has a color "scanner," but the dude said
> > (yeah, he was a dude)that it was viable only for a base coat/clear coat
> > finish, which is not what I have. Suggestions?
> > --
>
>
Let's make a huge leap for a minute. Judging from a color page for
Triumphs that I'm looking at, I suppose my car might be closest to
"Spa White," the color code for which John Thomason's book says is N/A.
Has anyone found a reasonable match for Spa White somewhere?
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MS
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