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> No you're right ;) I'd also say it was Limestone, colour code LRC.007,
> 1959-1984.
Hi Steve,
I saw your great site - nice job. Do you sell paint chip swatches so I can
tell my paint guy what color to match too? If not, do you know who does?
thanks in advance
Stephen Hull - 27 Oct 2006 07:57 GMT
>> No you're right ;) I'd also say it was Limestone, colour code LRC.007,
>> 1959-1984.
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>thanks in advance
;-)
I don't sell colour swatches, these are only used by car paint mixing
factors and they're expensive at around £600 for a set.
You can purchase BS, NCS and RAL colour charts but unlike the above
these don't show vehicle manufacturers colours.
Steve.

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EMB - 27 Oct 2006 09:38 GMT
> I saw your great site - nice job. Do you sell paint chip swatches so I can
> tell my paint guy what color to match too? If not, do you know who does?
There's a Honda colour from the late 80's/early 90's thats as near as
dammit to LR Limestone - it's what I actually use when I paint them
because it's easy to obtain. I'll try and get either the code or the
mixing formula out of my tame paint supplier.

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Landy Man - 27 Oct 2006 15:54 GMT
> There's a Honda colour from the late 80's/early 90's thats as near as
> dammit to LR Limestone - it's what I actually use when I paint them
> because it's easy to obtain. I'll try and get either the code or the
> mixing formula out of my tame paint supplier.
That would be greatly appreciated - thanks