HELP! closest paint match the OEM paint (RED)
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HELP! closest paint match the OEM paint (RED)
96 civic DX [milano red] R-81-P for coupe 2 door, I want to paint the side molding,door handles,sideskirts/ I want to to know if there's a spray paint can you can buy at regular stores that is the close match for this type of red...
has anyone tried ????
has anyone tried ????
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i know honda dealership offers oem paint in a spray can but can be expensive if you need alot.
try autozone, pepboys, kragen, etc and look for it there. they also have a paint code book at the store.
try autozone, pepboys, kragen, etc and look for it there. they also have a paint code book at the store.
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Re: (tha_badguy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tha_badguy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i doubt ur car is Milano Red
but if it is Duplicolor makes Honda Milano red in Spray Cans...</TD></TR></TABLE>
You're a retard. Don't post if you don't know.
All 96-00 civic coupes that are red are millano red, except for coral, which is ultra-rare and ultra-ugly. R-81-P is milano red.
And OP, you're not going to match millano out of a can. It's a tricoat paint. It has a red basecoat, a red candy, and a clear. Duplicolor is a poor substitute, but if you're ghetto, it works.
but if it is Duplicolor makes Honda Milano red in Spray Cans...</TD></TR></TABLE>
You're a retard. Don't post if you don't know.
All 96-00 civic coupes that are red are millano red, except for coral, which is ultra-rare and ultra-ugly. R-81-P is milano red.
And OP, you're not going to match millano out of a can. It's a tricoat paint. It has a red basecoat, a red candy, and a clear. Duplicolor is a poor substitute, but if you're ghetto, it works.
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Re: (ATEJ8FTW)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ATEJ8FTW »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i know honda dealership offers oem paint in a spray can but can be expensive if you need alot.
try autozone, pepboys, kragen, etc and look for it there. they also have a paint code book at the store.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Honda no longer offers millano red touch-up paint, because it's a tricoat, so it was two bottles per kit, and they discontinued the color.
try autozone, pepboys, kragen, etc and look for it there. they also have a paint code book at the store.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Honda no longer offers millano red touch-up paint, because it's a tricoat, so it was two bottles per kit, and they discontinued the color.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tha_badguy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">fuhk u!
u can eat a dickuptill u hickup
for sum reason i thought he had a hatch</TD></TR></TABLE>
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hiroshima_VTi-S »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">96 civic DX [milano red] R-81-P for coupe 2 door</TD></TR></TABLE>
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for sum reason i thought he had a hatch</TD></TR></TABLE>
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hiroshima_VTi-S »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">96 civic DX [milano red] R-81-P for coupe 2 door</TD></TR></TABLE>
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thanks guys for the help much appreciated!!!!!
i went to autozone and found a "milano red" in can for $5 and its MATCHED my car 100%....save me $40 getting it from NED's because its a tricoat i needed to buy 1 can of base coat and 1 can of mid coat which total to $40+.... thanks for telling me to check out the local auto stores!!!!..... save me money!!!...
as for "tha_badguy"
Says : "I doubt ur car is Milano red"
It is Milano Red R-81-P from 96 coupe civic honda.....
and thanks for mentioning dupli color...they do have it... thanks bro!
i went to autozone and found a "milano red" in can for $5 and its MATCHED my car 100%....save me $40 getting it from NED's because its a tricoat i needed to buy 1 can of base coat and 1 can of mid coat which total to $40+.... thanks for telling me to check out the local auto stores!!!!..... save me money!!!...
as for "tha_badguy"
Says : "I doubt ur car is Milano red"
It is Milano Red R-81-P from 96 coupe civic honda.....
and thanks for mentioning dupli color...they do have it... thanks bro!
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im painting the following.......
side mirrors, door handles, side moldings, side skirts, and plate number panel.
do you think it would be difficult to wet sand it?
i am using the dupli-color "clear coat" is that wet sandable?
please reply.... so i can desides if i should wet sand it or leave it alone...
side mirrors, door handles, side moldings, side skirts, and plate number panel.
do you think it would be difficult to wet sand it?
i am using the dupli-color "clear coat" is that wet sandable?
please reply.... so i can desides if i should wet sand it or leave it alone...
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so should i leave it alone and not wetsand it?????
isn't the parts to SMALL to be wet sanded???
Modified by Hiroshima_VTi-S at 11:22 PM 9/23/2006
isn't the parts to SMALL to be wet sanded???
Modified by Hiroshima_VTi-S at 11:22 PM 9/23/2006
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Re: (tha_badguy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tha_badguy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yup!
the paints gonna be too thin</TD></TR></TABLE>
Again you show that you know nothing. You dont wetsand paint. You wetsand the clearcoat.
After you'v painted everything and gone over it with 3 coats of clear, put some lacquer(sp) thinner in a spray bottle. Wet the area you want to sand. Keep it wet while you sand it with 2000grit sand paper. It will make a big difference.
THen you have to 3 step the areas you wet sanded. It's a process of buffing the paint. You get a buffer and buff with the following.
1. Wool Pad--Cuts the clear coat and gets most of the noticable scratches out.
2. Green pad---Covers up the scratches the wool pad made
3. Blue pad---- Polishes the paint to a mirror finish
Then you have to paste wax everything you buffed to seal the finish. It's a long process but this is the correct way. I just did it on my hatchback and it made a world of difference.
I'm sure someone will corect me about something. I'm no professional. So correct me if I'm wrong
the paints gonna be too thin</TD></TR></TABLE>
Again you show that you know nothing. You dont wetsand paint. You wetsand the clearcoat.
After you'v painted everything and gone over it with 3 coats of clear, put some lacquer(sp) thinner in a spray bottle. Wet the area you want to sand. Keep it wet while you sand it with 2000grit sand paper. It will make a big difference.
THen you have to 3 step the areas you wet sanded. It's a process of buffing the paint. You get a buffer and buff with the following.
1. Wool Pad--Cuts the clear coat and gets most of the noticable scratches out.
2. Green pad---Covers up the scratches the wool pad made
3. Blue pad---- Polishes the paint to a mirror finish
Then you have to paste wax everything you buffed to seal the finish. It's a long process but this is the correct way. I just did it on my hatchback and it made a world of difference.
I'm sure someone will corect me about something. I'm no professional. So correct me if I'm wrong
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I wouldn't use wax on a fresh coat of paint, but that's just my inner child talking .... inner child that grew up in a paint shop
Use glaze for the first week, every day.
Use glaze for the first week, every day.
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WETSANDING SPRAY PAINT IS OVERKILL
i meant the clear when i said paint
that **** is common knowledge
quit actin like u know ****
so u want him to wetsand then buff
u want him to buff his spray paint with a wool pad
spray paint isnt catalyzed
so it wont be able to withstand all that unecessary **** that queer wants u to do
dont listen to this guy he doesnt know ****
hes treatin ur low budget color matching job like a new paint job
u dont know wtf ur talking about
so just shut up
Modified by tha_badguy at 5:08 PM 9/24/2006
i meant the clear when i said paint
that **** is common knowledge
quit actin like u know ****
so u want him to wetsand then buff
u want him to buff his spray paint with a wool pad
spray paint isnt catalyzed
so it wont be able to withstand all that unecessary **** that queer wants u to do
dont listen to this guy he doesnt know ****
hes treatin ur low budget color matching job like a new paint job
u dont know wtf ur talking about
so just shut up
Modified by tha_badguy at 5:08 PM 9/24/2006
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Why dont you suck my left nut you ******* idiot. I was trying to help the guy out. You are just being a ******* *******. I dont paint cars. I'd rather pay a professional to do it. But I do have a general knowledge of how it works. I can assure you that you his paint will look better if he used the steps I included.
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Re: (ekcivic9)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TurboTagTeam »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Why dont you suck my left nut you ******* idiot. I was trying to help the guy out. You are just being a ******* *******. I dont paint cars. I'd rather pay a professional to do it. But I do have a general knowledge of how it works. I can assure you that you his paint will look better if he used the steps I included. </TD></TR></TABLE>
how is giving bad advice gonna help him
u dont have experience painting **** so shut the fuhk up!
WETSANDING SPRAY PAINT IS OVERKILL!!!
Modified by tha_badguy at 7:55 PM 9/24/2006
how is giving bad advice gonna help him
u dont have experience painting **** so shut the fuhk up!
WETSANDING SPRAY PAINT IS OVERKILL!!!
Modified by tha_badguy at 7:55 PM 9/24/2006
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