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PostPosted: Tue Jul 09, 2019 11:28 pm 
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Gday ladies and gents. Just wandering if somebody had the lake green paint code as my cooper s has gone to the panel and paint shop :)

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I see a lot of requests for paint codes for our BMC/Leyland Mini's, myself included. Remember those old recipies had lead in them. If you have sample off the vehicle where the paint hasn't been exposed to the elements, a paint shop may match it. I eventually got my Crystal White from Supercheap who do colour mixing, be it in acrylic. Where my local paint shop, where all the local spray painters go couldn't find a paint a recipe for the Crystal White paint code. When the colour was finally matched, it came out as Mitsubishi White. A few others on here have had the same outcome with their colours matching to Mitsubishi colours.


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I guess you want to know the recipe that someone has already gone throught the trouble of colour matching?


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 11, 2019 11:24 am 
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From a Dulux Colour Code Book for Pre 1985 Vehicles

Lake Green
526 - 10083
526 is the type of product to refinish the original baked enamel finish - Dulon Solid Colour
10083 is the tinter code

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 11, 2019 12:24 pm 
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It would also help to know which product you are going to use as well. I can look up the current formulas that are in the ppg database

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Cheers guys. Painter says hea using 2 pack

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Brett Nosse should know I would think???

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 22, 2019 11:08 am 
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Lake Green is paint code BEJ6 with ppg

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womble99 wrote:
Lake Green is paint code BEJ6 with ppg

Do you have access to other paint codes? I reckon it would be a good idea to supplement the historical data in the paint colour folder with current paint code information and references.

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 22, 2019 4:41 pm 
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I take it that would mean the old BMC/Leyland colour names would be listed for members to add the formula and the paint brand and type they have had mixed for their cars?
e.g. I had Marine Blue colour matched and supplied with the formula in 2K in BASF "Baslac" line; someone else could list the same colour mixed in PPG with a formula from PPG's tinting system?


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Bill B wrote:
I take it that would mean the old BMC/Leyland colour names would be listed for members to add the formula and the paint brand and type they have had mixed for their cars?
e.g. I had Marine Blue colour matched and supplied with the formula in 2K in BASF "Baslac" line; someone else could list the same colour mixed in PPG with a formula from PPG's tinting system?

That's what I'm suggesting. Whether it's actual mixing formula that's listed or just the BASF or PPG (or whoever) internal code such as the Lake Green BEJ6 is open to discussion.

We get regular requests for paint mixing formula. This would speed up the process and improve consistency by reducing the need to get colours matched by eye.

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