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So I am looking for some opinions...
My 109" pictured here has a non-original yellow/buttercup like color applied over what it seems is the original Bronze Green. Note that the BG is also evident on the roof, except the trop top, which is white.
Anyway - I am thinking of going back to Bronze Green with it, or another (limestone) I have the paint codes from LRFAQ but I can't find the white paint code for the roof? Anyone have that?
Also, just wanted to get opinions on the other option I was thinking of - go with Limestone and white roof? Limestone is a "cooler" color and does hide the blemishes, wrinkles and marks better. Note it does have tinted windows, so the contrast to Limestone would be nice. Also - I will be taking the capping back to bare galvy, the PO had it painted black. Also the checkerplate was painted black too. So there is a lot of "contrast" to the Limestone color choice that would look nice I think.
These are older pictures that show the color...it is all down to primer now - like the doors...with the rust patched...but I wanted to show the color it was before.
Note - I am going to be selling this soon, so don't want to "invest" a ton into it. And want to paint it a popular color so it sells at top $$
My 109" pictured here has a non-original yellow/buttercup like color applied over what it seems is the original Bronze Green. Note that the BG is also evident on the roof, except the trop top, which is white.
Anyway - I am thinking of going back to Bronze Green with it, or another (limestone) I have the paint codes from LRFAQ but I can't find the white paint code for the roof? Anyone have that?
Also, just wanted to get opinions on the other option I was thinking of - go with Limestone and white roof? Limestone is a "cooler" color and does hide the blemishes, wrinkles and marks better. Note it does have tinted windows, so the contrast to Limestone would be nice. Also - I will be taking the capping back to bare galvy, the PO had it painted black. Also the checkerplate was painted black too. So there is a lot of "contrast" to the Limestone color choice that would look nice I think.
These are older pictures that show the color...it is all down to primer now - like the doors...with the rust patched...but I wanted to show the color it was before.
Note - I am going to be selling this soon, so don't want to "invest" a ton into it. And want to paint it a popular color so it sells at top $$
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