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In searching for the "right" color of British Racing Green to paint my TR3A, I have discovered there are numerous different shades of this color. I am looking for something a little lighter than the dark BRG that is Jaguar's but not a bright green, if that makes sense. Anyone have a clue as to where I can find color chips for a paint that closely matches what Triumph used in 1958 /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif
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tony barnhill
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Welcome - if you jump over to the Triumph Forum, they'll probably know the answer to your question.
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Many paint shops will custom mix colors for you if you wish....I've always preferred a green that's a little darker than "normal" BRG. You should be able to get most any color you wish at many places.
Many paint shops will custom mix colors for you if you wish....I've always preferred a green that's a little darker than "normal" BRG. You should be able to get most any color you wish at many places.
