Moonstone colour match.

[Oil-burner]

Where's the best place to get a good moonstone colour match in a rattle can?

Just bought some hycoat stuff from road & rally and its shocking!
Please help

[Fozzy]

Halfords is shocking too. I tried white primer and it was still grey looking.

I have noticed on part of my car where it looks like a solid bright blue colour was used as a primer.

[Oil-burner]

Cheers for the heads up, was gonna try halfords next.
Yeah it's a two part paint originally, sort of like how black chrome is painted.
Looks like a body shop job!

[Fozzy]

Ah now that makes sense. If you dont get the car in direct sunlight the halfords one isn't the worst, but as soon as sun hits it, it looks greyer

[Oil-burner]

Hmmm I might see if they'll mix me one up from the code, see what it's like then!

[wonkey18]

cant really see it to well, (blame darrenjlobb for the photography) the bumper strip bit is sprayed with a rattle can i got my paint from a place called pat williams which i think are only in Cornwall but they have a colour match chart and match it to your paint as all the moonstones are different i think :/ dont thik this helped but oh well

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just an excuse to whore really

[Choppin]

Your best bet mate is 2 find a proper paint stocker who has a colour match light, giv um sum thing like your petrol flap n they can match the colour n not giv u the paint that your code refers 2, its guna have faded a lil since new so wont b anything like that lol that's if u hav 1 in your area, hrg paints in kings Lynn had 1 back in the day wen I was a panel beater, used 2 hav loads of problems trying 2 match paints until we started 2 use them, good luck with it coz silvers, silver/blue is 1 of the hardest paints 2 match, other than reds n whites which r a rit b*tch 2 match lol