battleship grey color code?
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Hey wassup guys, I searched and searched and couldnt find the color code.. im trying to paint my engine bay battleship grey.. i asked several people on this site and no one seems to wana share it...
if theres any kind enuff person who can supply me with the color code or atleast where to look so i can get it .. id appreciate it.. thanks in advance
if theres any kind enuff person who can supply me with the color code or atleast where to look so i can get it .. id appreciate it.. thanks in advance
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you know what it is.. i see all these ppl posting up battle ship grey but for some odd reason no one seems to know the color code .. and they have it on there car lol pretty funny
the actual "battleship grey" as its referred to is like an epoxy sealer or whatever, not paint, just something strong to protect the metal, its not fancy like paint.
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^^wow i never knew epoxy primers had fancy names such as "battleship grey"
never heard that be4. this is the first time in my life. ever.
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never heard that be4. this is the first time in my life. ever.
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well mabey its because thats what everyone calls it... i thought it was a special kind of paint... i didnt know epoxy primers had the "gloss" look to it
no i still havent heard anyone call epoxy primer by any names except for washprimer. they dont need names it complicates things.
and they usually have a low eggshell sheen to it.. but i wouldnt say its anywhere near glossy.
and they usually have a low eggshell sheen to it.. but i wouldnt say its anywhere near glossy.
Jesus, this thread is full of retarded.
You can get paint in ANY color. You can make it look like any shade/shine of grey that has ever existed.
These cars that he's drooling over are not just covered in primer.
Clearing over primer is not the answer to this either, that is not how its intended to be used.
Do some searching man, and actually go to a paint shop and talk to someone.
You can get paint in ANY color. You can make it look like any shade/shine of grey that has ever existed.
These cars that he's drooling over are not just covered in primer.
Clearing over primer is not the answer to this either, that is not how its intended to be used.
Do some searching man, and actually go to a paint shop and talk to someone.
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