Doing alittle touch up to rusty body work and can't find any matching paint.
My car is a 900 T16 '87 and not sure what the saab name for the paint is but
it's a graphite grey or slug colour if you prefer.
I live in Manchester UK and just need a spray can as have no compressor or
spray gun.
Just if anyone knows of a supplier that is local ish.
Thanks in advance
Derek
> My car is a 900 T16 '87 and not sure what the saab name for the paint is
There is (or should be) a color code on a badge on a cross member in the
boot floor.
> but it's a graphite grey or slug colour if you prefer.
Metallic? - Odoardo grey?
http://mypage.bluewin.ch/a-z/christian.v/pictures/carpresentations/wim900/wi
m900.HTM
http://www.saabnet.com/tsn/class/ci.php3?ph=040618dseli
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derek huffadine - 12 Feb 2005 13:34 GMT
The cross member has a code for the bodywork of B204 if that makes any
sense. the colour looks like the convertible on the saab.net site from your
link.
hope this makes it clearer.
derek
> > My car is a 900 T16 '87 and not sure what the saab name for the paint is
>
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>
> Metallic? - Odoardo grey?
http://mypage.bluewin.ch/a-z/christian.v/pictures/carpresentations/wim900/wi
> m900.HTM
> http://www.saabnet.com/tsn/class/ci.php3?ph=040618dseli
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> '87 900T8
> http://go.to/saab96
Pascal B. - 12 Feb 2005 21:23 GMT
Saab official sellers should be able to provide you the painting kit you are
requesting.
BR
Pascal B.
> The cross member has a code for the bodywork of B204 if that makes any
> sense. the colour looks like the convertible on the saab.net site from
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>> '87 900T8
>> http://go.to/saab96
> Doing alittle touch up to rusty body work and can't find any matching paint.
> My car is a 900 T16 '87 and not sure what the saab name for the paint is but
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> Thanks in advance
> Derek
If you get the paint code from the body shell, a good paint factor can
usually mix up paint to match the colour quite well, and also suggest
laquer and primer colours to use. If you need to, ask a local body shop,
who the local paint factor is. The is a place on Winwick road
Warrington, but I can't for the life of me remember their name, but it
might be P&M body panels (actually, just found them P & M Auto Panels
Winwick Rd, Warrington, Cheshire WA2 7PA Tel: 01925 415661 ).
Also, they can supply rattle cans, instead of paint for a gun in most
places. They used Max Meyer professional paints.
The cans are pretty good too, usually featuring a rotatable fan tip, so
you get the right direction of fan when spray down or accross the panel.

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