please go check ur color code or can someone tell me the color code of a white 2000 GT
someone with a white GT
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please go check ur color code or can someone tell me the color code of a white 2000 GT
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Mustang Color Codes:*
Zinc Yellow B7
Dark Shadow Gray CX
Torch Red D3
Redfire G2
True Blue L2
Azure Blue L5
Sonic Blue SN
Tropic Green SU
Mineral Gray TK
Satin Silver* TL
Black UA
Silver YN
Oxford White Z1
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*source: Mustang Photos & Data - Mustang Attitude.com
Zinc Yellow B7
Dark Shadow Gray CX
Torch Red D3
Redfire G2
True Blue L2
Azure Blue L5
Sonic Blue SN
Tropic Green SU
Mineral Gray TK
Satin Silver* TL
Black UA
Silver YN
Oxford White Z1
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*source: Mustang Photos & Data - Mustang Attitude.com
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should be z1
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thanks guys! reps
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i cant rep you AJM i need to spread the love
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Im with you... we need our own group or something :yes
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all 00' colors are mustang only (the o/p asked about 00's), as to 01's, can't help you there
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it's all good bro, I'm just OCD about 2000's for some reason
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huh i looked and it says i have paint of a 2009 Buick... Its called Platinum Pearl Ice White............:lmao
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Crystal White eh...nice to finally know what my paint is referred to as.
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For as much as you like to tell everyone about how your car just got repainted etc I hope you at least know which alternate/variance was used (although prolly standard), as well as the paint line. If not you may have some interesting times later down the road after sunfade etc if it ever gets hit with a color like that.
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Take a :chillpill i was playin, he already found out what he was lookin for with the paint color/name. Dont know what your talkin about paint line or sun fade bc it has a lifetime warrenty
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:hug
To sum it up though for future reference
Blending or not such color isnt very easy to match if you ever need something painted bc it gets wrecked it.
Example of the paint line thing. Car was painted with basf, ppg, etc, then you spray something like sherwin-williams or sikkens (suckens) which dont match for ****, or vice versa bc no line is gonna be the same. Use the same paint line, same exact chip code, and youve got a really close match if its not sun faded much.
Variance thing. You have different variances/alternates for *most* colors. Especially pearls and metallics. So knowing which alternate was used is going to be a huge factor in color match although for an all over im willing to bet my left nut it was standard. Saying you have paint code "xx" is just a general statement, you can put xx into the mixing system, and next thing you know it pops up 10 variances, lighter, darker, more/less , blue, green, red, more yellow, finer, coarser, and/or a combo of those as well as the chip location in the chip book. So knowing exactly what alternate was used can make a difference.
As for fade, that has nothing to do with warranty. No matter what car, paint, etc it is the paint is going to fade over time. I dont mean fade out to a chalky white I mean the color with lighten etc. So if a panel has to be repainted, once again blended or not. Youll be able to see the difference. Yellow is particularly bad about this, and even more so for all colors on cheap ass cars such as kias, hyundais, suzukis etc.
To sum it up though for future reference
Blending or not such color isnt very easy to match if you ever need something painted bc it gets wrecked it.
Example of the paint line thing. Car was painted with basf, ppg, etc, then you spray something like sherwin-williams or sikkens (suckens) which dont match for ****, or vice versa bc no line is gonna be the same. Use the same paint line, same exact chip code, and youve got a really close match if its not sun faded much.
Variance thing. You have different variances/alternates for *most* colors. Especially pearls and metallics. So knowing which alternate was used is going to be a huge factor in color match although for an all over im willing to bet my left nut it was standard. Saying you have paint code "xx" is just a general statement, you can put xx into the mixing system, and next thing you know it pops up 10 variances, lighter, darker, more/less , blue, green, red, more yellow, finer, coarser, and/or a combo of those as well as the chip location in the chip book. So knowing exactly what alternate was used can make a difference.
As for fade, that has nothing to do with warranty. No matter what car, paint, etc it is the paint is going to fade over time. I dont mean fade out to a chalky white I mean the color with lighten etc. So if a panel has to be repainted, once again blended or not. Youll be able to see the difference. Yellow is particularly bad about this, and even more so for all colors on cheap ass cars such as kias, hyundais, suzukis etc.
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