I want to paint my 84Z28 silver but i am having a hard time trying to find a good silver that will go with electric blue or sapphire blue. Can anyone help?

 

Get a swatch of your blue and start walking through a shopping center parking lot until you find a car with a shade of silver that matches. Then go to your paint store with the vehicle year and model and have them look it up. Another thought would be to mix up a pure silver and add just a slight tint of your blue to it (maybe just a few drops would be enough) to make it match. Good luck.

 

SEBRING SILVER METALLIC, used on the new Corvettes and Cadillacs.. its the perfect color you are desiring, and if you want add two drops of blue, it will give the slightest tint, not noticeable without blue accents!!

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Jarrad
1990 IROC-Z L98 350 TPI
TH-700R4
G92- 9 Bolt Borg-Warner 3.27gears
Bright Red Hardtop/ Grey Custom Interior

mods: AFPR, B&M megashifter-HD4ft cable, Underdrive Pulleys, Ported plenum, K&N's, Magnaflow muffler, Aluminum Driveshaft, Gutted Air Boxes w/ Ram Air, and more!!
soon to have new PAINT, and suspension work

DAILY DRIVER: 1991 S10 2.5L/5SPD -

 

I like the silver found on the later mercedes,sorry if I mis-spelled it.The new SUV they make is that silver.Not sure how it woud match your blue.


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~mike~86 IROC-Z

 

Super Chevy's project Silver Streak

PPG's 4362 '99 Honda Sebring Silver
Richie likie

 

Light silver with lots of blue mettalic in it

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86 IROC,canary yellow(originally black),fully loaded.305TPI WITH 700R4/SHIFT KIT,3:73 POSI REAR,4 WHEEL DISC BRAKES,T-TOPS,POWER LOCKS,POWER WINDOWS,TILT,CRUISE,SADDLE INTERIOR,POWER ANTENNAE,SPOILER OFF 87 IROC SO NO THIRD BRAKE LIGHT ON ROOF,16" BY 8" RIMS OFF 89 IROC,3"INCH EXHAUST WITH A 2 CHAMBER FLOWMASTER AND 3 1/2" BY 18" LONG CHROME TIPS,20% TINT ON SIDES,HATCH AND T-TOPS,GTS TAILLIGHT COVERS,AFTERMARKET FOG LIGHTS,PIONEER 180 WATT CD RECIEVER AND DETACHABLE FACEPLATE,WITH JENSON SPEAKERS ALL AROUND,TALKING RADAR DETECTOR"BACON ALERT"

....Long live the EIGHTIES!!!and my love for the IROCZ