What color is this?
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Car: 87 trans am, 93 full size blazer
Engine: 5.0, 5.7
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What color is this?
I am thinking about repainting my car this summer, and I just want to repaint the color it is now. I have searched the boards to no avail. Can someone tell me the paint code/color this is? I think its a 91 or 92 trans am color. Thanks.
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Car: 87 trans am, 93 full size blazer
Engine: 5.0, 5.7
Transmission: A4
Sorry for the bad pic, thats the only one I have of my car at this time, but here is a pic of a 92 TA of the same color. Its like a teal/green color.
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Car: 87 trans am, 93 full size blazer
Engine: 5.0, 5.7
Transmission: A4
Sorry for the bad pic, thats the only one I have of my car at this time, but here is a pic of a 92 TA of the same color. Its like a teal/green color.
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From: Madison, Wi, USA
Car: 87 trans am, 93 full size blazer
Engine: 5.0, 5.7
Transmission: A4
I know its teal green, but does anybody know the paint code, or where I could find it? It was repainted by a previous owner, so I dont know it. Thanks
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Same color as my car
If its the same as my camaro is called 'Dark Metallic Teal' Take a look at mine if you want the link to it is on the bottom of my sig.
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PPG makes that color in factory pack. This means you can go to your ppg dealer and buy it without having it mixed. less chance of a mismatch.
If you are not for sure about the color, go to a automotive paint store and see if they have a scanner. Its a tool that takes like a picture of the paint and comes up with the formula to mix it.
If you are not for sure about the color, go to a automotive paint store and see if they have a scanner. Its a tool that takes like a picture of the paint and comes up with the formula to mix it.
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