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Less Yellow

cyclobutch

cyclobutch

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I've noticed a stone chip in the front of one of the fuel tank side panels on my '06 Yellow Griso. My understanding is that MG don't provide touch up sticks. Does anyone know of a good colour match from the automotive world for this heavenly shade?
 
cyclobutch wrote:
I've noticed a stone chip in the front of one of the fuel tank side panels on my '06 Yellow Griso. My understanding is that MG don't provide touch up sticks. Does anyone know of a good colour match from the automotive world for this heavenly shade?
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Stop by your local paint shop, and ask for the Euro Paint book. Typically they have actual paint samples with holes in them to overlay on to one of your body panels (so ride in, or take with). I'll bet you'll find something that is an identical match. I found a BMW color that was identical to my '03 V11 LM. Most paint shops will mix a touch up bottle for you.

This place used to be a good source, but they show no listings for newer Guzzis; Colorrite Paint

Post your results.
 
Hey double D!!! There is a close match to Babyshit yellow ...........It's called Taco Binge Yellow:laugh: :p :p :woohoo:

Kym

PS.
At last the round barrel's on the road : 20 years in various sheds : 2years of haphazard rebuilding : fired up 15th Dec : registered Christmas eve : Test runs and running in New Years long w/end :1000km done and only leaky alt rotor and a fuel line came off : next up painting.

will send in various pics and comments for rebuild section as soon as I can find some old pics from our honey moon trip etc and the paints been done

Kym
:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
 
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