Ppg Paint Colors

If you have a little paint touch-ups done on your car, or having a small rock chip repair is a good idea to hire a professional who knows how to get the same color as the law, "said Aaron Baird, owns West Coast Reco n , a company based mobile auto reconditioning in southern California.

Each car has a color code that corresponds to its original color. Usually it is somewhere under the hood, the door seal, or in the area of the driver's door. Each color code has a mixing ratio, I can see my iPhone to find out exactly what it is. Once I find the details, I am able to use a scale sensitive to the combination of this color.

I carry around a series of paintings with about 75 different toners, with which I can mix any color of the car in the world. The paint company I use is a worldwide, PPG. I would say that 99% of the time, I have no problem with color matching. The only time I do, it is usually when a car has been repainted a different color from what it was originally. In this case, I usually match the color by eye, which is much more difficult. Therefore, I charge more.

When people call, they sometimes ask the corresponding color. They want to know if I can match the color properly so that their car looks good. I always tell them that each car has a color code. I know where he is, and I can match it perfectly every time. Do not worry that having a little touch-up paint on your car results in a blotchy look. Thank you to the latest computer technology, we guarantee a perfect color match. Once we find the color code of your car, we can mix our own game on the spot, so you're always a satisfied customer.

We do a lot of touches on the cars, and if the area is quite small, we can make a smart repair an airbrush. This is often a low cost alternative to repaint your vehicle and may be the best solution. With West Coast Recon you can be assured that we will match the color perfectly and then airbrushed with chips of paint and varnish, you can save even more time and money. Please do not hesitate to calll.

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