I painted the kick panel with color M-48 Camel-Tan. This clearly does not match my new seat... Any suggestions on what color I am looking for? The seat itself is listed as brown.
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What color do I need?
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That looks like a butterscotch or toffee to me. I would have the color scanned, mixed and put in a spray can.
I would agree with Shannon4570…
it’s a aftermarket seat , so no reference
to factory colour at all..
Call the manufacturer an ask
if there’s a code for that colour .
Otherwise , get to a paint shop and have
them custom spin up some correct colour
for you .
Ideally a spray can , and perhaps some flex agent .?
*** remember - you have to re install the kick !
straight paint won’t cut it !!
it’s a aftermarket seat , so no reference
to factory colour at all..
Call the manufacturer an ask
if there’s a code for that colour .
Otherwise , get to a paint shop and have
them custom spin up some correct colour
for you .
Ideally a spray can , and perhaps some flex agent .?
*** remember - you have to re install the kick !
straight paint won’t cut it !!
sorry for the sidetrack.
@68Nickey reading your reply reminded me of a song called Stronger Beer by Tim Hicks. A song about differences between us south of the Canadian Border and you north of the border. He mentions spelling color with a "u". Just thought it was funny. Y'all have LetterKenny too, haha!
@68Nickey reading your reply reminded me of a song called Stronger Beer by Tim Hicks. A song about differences between us south of the Canadian Border and you north of the border. He mentions spelling color with a "u". Just thought it was funny. Y'all have LetterKenny too, haha!
My turn for a sidetrack …
Yes it’s true ,
we spell color with a U ,
Its the British way to do it !
as ‘Mericans , you say “Ruuf “ intsead of Roof ,
you also say “ Crick “ instead of Creek ,
and you say “ Woof “ instead of Wolf …
Ha !Ha ! 😂
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I have always found it humous how different countries say and spell things. In England it is Petro not Gas. Another I heard form an English guy said "Are you taking me for a piss ? " Which roughly translates into " Are you pulling my leg".
No offence to anyone.
No offence to anyone.
Actually , having a mother from England ,
there are a couple of slight corrections!
in England “gas “ is “ Petrol ”
” Are you taking a piss ? “ is actually like saying
“ Are you trying to make a fool of me ? “
And my favourite is “ Don’t get shirty with me ! “
Kind of like ” Don’t get pissy with me !”
translated It’s like “ don’t be angry or displeased….
Its your fault , not mine !
There are lots of differences between “ English “
and “ American “ languages .
like saying you’re “ All 6 s and 7 s “
Its like being “ Mixed up ! or confused .
Don’t get me started on the Cockney rhyming 😂😂😂
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Thank you for correction.
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