where do i find this ? i am molding a gauge pod sometimes in the next month and i want it to look as stock as possible,i know the gravel gard trick for the texture, my main problem is to get a perfect match color!

I have the same problem, I have paints but I don't know the mixture to get a good graphite look. Just buying it might be easier :p

Take a piece of interior trim to an auto paint supply strote and have them color match . They should be able to color match the interior's stock color . They can also put a sample on a card that will let you see if it is close or not , they can adjust the pigments from there .


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allot of them may also allready have it in a can. its an oem color. and they will generally carry oem colors.


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sunstealth wrote:where do i find this ? i am molding a gauge pod sometimes in the next month and i want it to look as stock as possible,i know the gravel gard trick for the texture, my main problem is to get a perfect match color!

Friend can you explain how can I do the gravel gard trick for the texture? it is done after or before painting the pillar? Sorry about it I am a little new about this topics.

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you can also buy stuff to give you the stock texture, its just comes out of a spray can, u spray the stuff on, then you just paint to match. cant think of the name off hand.


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