Thank you -even reading the words Bahama Gold and now seeing the colour - you've just brought back some very happy memories of my 1974 2 door ranger rover - exactly that colour!!
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julianf
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Which colour though! : )
Are we talking the yellow range rover or the more orange defender?
Sorry - 2 door Range Rover.
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In the long ago past I used autopaints in exeter(long gone) with all my weird paint requests, i.e. one time it was the brightest white, purplesest purple and brightest yellow.Not a problem, took me out to the mixing room and we did it on the hop, chuck a bit of red pearl in the yellow, how about some red and blue in the purple, all done for the standard price. Returns and incorrect mixes were sold off for about £30 for 5ltrs.
I thought I'd play with them once and found the colour I wanted on the b and q emulsion range, took the sample chip in and asked if the could do it, not a problem matches up to a ral colour.
This could be the solution, match what you want at b and q then send the sample off to be matched.
I thought I'd play with them once and found the colour I wanted on the b and q emulsion range, took the sample chip in and asked if the could do it, not a problem matches up to a ral colour.
This could be the solution, match what you want at b and q then send the sample off to be matched.
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That's the beauty of having a good man on the 'paint scheme'. A number of years ago, our local factors had two, one was good the other one not so much, so he ended up with a nickname. It got so that local painters would come in and ask who was on the scheme if the answer was 'blind Pugh' they would say "I'll come back tomorrow".
