Paint colour
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- Minor Fan
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Paint colour
Hi all , I want to paint my wheels to match the cream paint on the front grill can anyone tell me the correct colour code and where will I get it
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- Minor Legend
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Re: Paint colour
A bit more detail is needed Ronnie.
Year of car, MM, series II type grill or the later type on the 1000's? What is the exterior colour?
Part way down this page gives you grill colours/ wheel colours/ coachline etc for your exterior colour.
http://potteries.mmoc.org.uk/Identify.htm
Year of car, MM, series II type grill or the later type on the 1000's? What is the exterior colour?
Part way down this page gives you grill colours/ wheel colours/ coachline etc for your exterior colour.
http://potteries.mmoc.org.uk/Identify.htm
My Minor:
A Clarendon Grey 1953 4 Door Series II.
MMOC - 66535

A Clarendon Grey 1953 4 Door Series II.
MMOC - 66535
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Re: Paint colour
Hi, sorry for not stating obvious requirements the car is 1968 2 door trafalgar blue . The grill is cream but the wheels have been painted grey , I would like to do the wheels in cream to match the grill
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Re: Paint colour
Old English White No 2 (available in spray cans from most MM suppliers) or a spray can of Rover Arum White (Halfords)
Lou Rocke
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Re: Paint colour
Thanks for the info but just to check that it's old English white ?? Looks cream but I'm sure your right
Thanks
Thanks
Re: Paint colour
ronnie wrote:Thanks for the info but just to check that it's old English white ?? Looks cream
Yes, it's the right info - Old English white is a creamy white.
Eric - 1971 Traveller
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Re: Paint colour
Many thanks guys
Re: Paint colour
50/50 mix of Dulux White and Magnolia is spot on..........and ideal for wheels and grille.


