Saturn black?
i want a paint colour the same as this now i no this is a hot expensive car but thats the coulour and finish i want does anyone no a paint code or a description as to how you get this finish (i'm not talking about body work just the paint finish ie colour and texture)
Saturn black?
im after a colour code and a description of how to get the finish ie what clear to use, normal clear, saturn clear or matte clear?
best bet taking that picture to a place that sells paint......
if your in brisbane, johns paint shed in lytton is the place to go.
KNOWONE is goin to know the paint code.
and i doubt there is a paint code since when was the last time you saw a standard car with that colour?
it will just be saturn black. but you might need some different type of clear as you say. the paint shop will know...
its actually a farrari colour from what i can gather from reading all day trying to find a code but i think your right about taking that pic in cheers
call Ferrari up...lol
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There is a company I saw in a Hotrod magazine who do a 2pak matt black for the rat rod look, try google rat rod matte black or something to find it.
its probly just a standard back with matt clear over it.
now heres the trick when painting things like this.
you cant polish any fuck ups or dirt out. coz it will just go shinny.
it takes a skilled and patient painter(s) to pull off that look in one go.
there was two dope bentleys done in a matt finnish. 1 was a matt black and the other a matt black & matt sliver 2 toned 1. they were sex on wheels.
LOL, Saturn black, made by NASA and used to paint Uranus???
+1 on the matte (or satin) 2k clear over black base. I did some bike fairings that way but used a blue base.
Looked tricky/sexy/mint. And didn't fingerprint easily either.
Also agree on the repair issue, no way of cutting damage out of the paint or blending a paint repair. The whole panel would have to be repainted.
Last edited by af300e; 8th March 2009 at 08:44 PM.
yeah. its satin. not saturn.
i would have thought there is no clear on that car. and just a flattening agent mixed in to the base coat. the more you add the more matt the colour will turn out. to get the look you want, you may have to paint a few test pieces, to work out what ratio you need.