chrsler pbq
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struggling with chrysler code pbq.the car is grayer and more silver and standards and variants in both spies and ppg are to blue.any suggestions would be a great help.thank you
have you tryed dc variant, and you can try nexa in the ppg line, sometimes they have better matches.
well if it needs to be grayer and more silver add the right silver(coarse or fine). Silver will give it a gray face but some silver have a light side tone and some have a dark side tone
when you try to explain color always refer to face and side tone
so does it need to be grayer face and coarser side tone?
needs grayer face.we even doulble checked the vin and the code is correct.its almost like its the wrong color,ive been tinting all day.
when we look at the flop is when it gets real blue.thanks for all the advice it is really appreciated
If it is too blue, remix and leave out some of the blue toner. You will create more damage adding silver too it rather than leaving out some of the color when mixing.
If it needs to be grayer, look at the flop control toner. You will have to mud it up a little with possible black or white or a dirty toner in the mix.
Sounds like some good advice so far.
Have you tried adjusting your air pressure to get them metallics laying a little differently?
PBQ 2000-2005 STEEL BLUE
PBQ 2003-2009 sprinter steel blue
the top color is sprinter blue[quote=”PAINTPOT” post=20099]
PBQ 2000-2005 STEEL BLUE
PBQ 2003-2009 sprinter steel blue
the top color is sprinter blue[/quote]good find, forgot about the sprinter color, that has gotten me a few times.If it dbc u are using leave half of the 821 flop adjuster out of it to get rid of the blue flop as that flop adjuster has a blue haze to it(im not sure if that color has it in it or not can’t remember)..if it envirobase u are using then i have no idea..
if he was uesing enviro, he’d be done by now.
i will give it a try.thanks
Yeah It sounds like either it has too much blue in it or the metallic isnt coarse enough on the side tone so its making the hue(blue) come out more. You could have your paint supplier to take a picture of it with a spectrometer :deadhorse
[quote=”ryanbrown999″ post=20094]If it is too blue, remix and leave out some of the blue toner. You will create more damage adding silver too it rather than leaving out some of the color when mixing.
If it needs to be grayer, look at the flop control toner. You will have to mud it up a little with possible black or white or a dirty toner in the mix.[/quote]
Very good advice :agree
got the color,added yellow gold.dont know how it happened or why it made the color grayer but we got it.thanks again for all the imput
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