is deep blue mica 95h the same as blue ridge pearl metalic 95h please?
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is deep blue mica 95h the same as blue ridge pearl metalic 95h please?
done some research on the internet and the only colour i can find to purchase is blue ridge pearl metalic when searching for 95h subaru paint
but lots of stuff that gets sold is named deep blue mica 95h which i cannot find anywhere for sale
so are deepblue mica 95h and blue ridge pearl 95h the same?
is the blue ridge just a usa version or somthing very cunfused any help appreciated as might be doing a spoiler upgrade soon and would want a colour match
but lots of stuff that gets sold is named deep blue mica 95h which i cannot find anywhere for sale
so are deepblue mica 95h and blue ridge pearl 95h the same?
is the blue ridge just a usa version or somthing very cunfused any help appreciated as might be doing a spoiler upgrade soon and would want a colour match
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95h normally denotes the paint code so it "should" be the same, note the "should", but most of the time it may not be a perfect match.
Best bet is a good paint shop that can match your paint/age etc better.
Tony
Best bet is a good paint shop that can match your paint/age etc better.
Tony
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Matching paint is a strange thing.
There are 4 paint shops local to me which will mix any colour you want into a rattle can.
All 4 of these shops have 230 white but it's called different things in some of them. 1 shops system has it as plain white, 2 have it as bright white and the other shop has it by its proper name, feather white.
Only the feather white matches my paintwork even though all 4 shops have their paint as 230 white
Best thing to do is take your car (or small part, fuel cover for instance) so your local paint shop can match the colour.
There are 4 paint shops local to me which will mix any colour you want into a rattle can.
All 4 of these shops have 230 white but it's called different things in some of them. 1 shops system has it as plain white, 2 have it as bright white and the other shop has it by its proper name, feather white.
Only the feather white matches my paintwork even though all 4 shops have their paint as 230 white
Best thing to do is take your car (or small part, fuel cover for instance) so your local paint shop can match the colour.
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