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ppgpaintlady
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 Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2012 3:26 pm Post subject: Re: L21 Mixing codes |
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| Austin16V wrote: | Hi,
My local paint shop have no codes for L21 (pearl Grey).
I am after some 2K and some cellulose.
They use ICI for 2K and Maxmayer for celly.
Any help appreciated!
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--I only see that is avalible in PPG Global DG, Sorry! |
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matumorales
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| Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 2:38 pm Post subject: Paint codes Holy Grail |
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Hello, everybody!
This is my first post, and I hope everyone appreciates it! I've just stumbled across the Holy Grail of Glasurit Paint codes:
http://color-online.glasurit.com/
At this website, you just type the paint code you desire to obtain a formula of (i.e.: "L457" for the all-time most sought-after "Cadmium Red") on the first field up left and press the "Start Search" button. BINGO! You have just found your color!
Then you click on the color's name (middle field) and select your paint line in the bottom left field (usually formulas are for paint line 22 and 68, although you might find some line 55 paints occasionally) and then press the "Next" button on the bottom-right corner of the page. VOILÁ!! You have all the formulas to get that exact paint color!
Usually, you don't only get one formula, you can get many different base combination formulas that reproduce the exact same color!! L456 Ruby Red had 4 different mix-ups!! YAY!!!
Besides, you can enter your target value (in kilograms or liters) for how much paint you want to get, the page will automatically calculate how much of each base you need to mix (in grams) to obtain the exact amount of paint you specified... or, you can specify if you're dealing with a small, medium or large car, and then check the panels you intend to paint (i.e., one fender and one door) on the sample car that's on the side and the page actually calculates how much paint you need to paint that panel... and then, you can PRINT all the results!!!! Not only the formula for your target value, but also a comparative of different default target values, and the Cumulative Values of each base being added
Most codes are available in Glasurit line 22 base (AD2224)
Is this amazing or what?? |
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woodwerker
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 6:50 am Post subject: |
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Anybody know what the Glasurit variant codes on that site mean?
Glasurit Line 22
Glasurit Line 90
Glasurit Line 68
Glasurit Line 55
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matumorales
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 7:21 am Post subject: |
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| woodwerker wrote: | Anybody know what the Glasurit variant codes on that site mean?
Glasurit Line 22
Glasurit Line 90
Glasurit Line 68
Glasurit Line 55
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It refers to the different basecoat systems. Line 90, for instance, is water-borne, while lines 22 and 55 are solvent-borne. It all depends on the color-system your paint shop offers. The formulas are different from one line to another, because the base colors used to achieve the desired tone are also different. |
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58silvert
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Location: california
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| Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2013 9:29 pm Post subject: |
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Here is the DoveBlue code and formula from AkzoNobel Sikkens. This is by far one of the best paints out there.
This is a 2 stage, so base and clear coat.
Is made from their autowave MM line, which is the latest ecofriendly waterborne paint. Let me know if you guys need other colors as I will be posting some of the popular ones soon.
AKZO code is FLNA50549
Here are the toner need it
098 41.2g
971 1.1g
575 12.3g
744 23.4g
Activator waterborne 29.2g
This formula gives you 0.10 liters, is what I use to make the spray out card in the picture.
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