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 Hi i have 2 problems which i hope a few of you Pro Modellers can help me with the first one is i am not happy at all with the colour of the Leather on the Seats and Door Cards/Panels they should be a much Lighter Colour and need to know where i can purchase the Correct Leather Spray and Secondly does any one know where i can get the Correct British Racing Green Spray Paint so i can match the underside of the etype to match the Rest of the car any help will be Appreciated Thanks Gold Finger
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i think roymattblack will have this answer.
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As Steve has said Roy will be able to assist on this question as he is doing the custom build and details the correct paint colour in his build see post below. http://forum.model-space...amp;m=270317#post270317
Al
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 Thanks Steve and you also Spal i have found my Answer to my question with your help Auric
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Hope the colour info is of help: http://forum.model-space...=270723&#post270723
Regarding a leather spray to lighten your seat colours. The only option will be to contact a leather renovation company that deals with classic cars and ask to buy some of the correct colour dye. Look in the back of the 'Classic cars' magazine. Several companies listed such as: www.furnitureclinic.co.ukThey specialise in re-colouring car interiors and sell d.i.y kits. Be prepared for 'OUCH' though... They quote £50 for a kit. I bought a VERY tiny touch up bottle of light cream for my own real Jag from Ebay - £30. The bottle is the size of girls nail varnish bottles. Other than that, use ordinary acrylic car paints. You'll be surprised at how flexible they are but getting a match might prove difficult. Roy.
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 Thanks Roy for Steering me in the Right Direction your a Gentleman and always there for everyone Thank you Gold Finger
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