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Rusty 356 02-12-2009 06:08 AM

RUF CTR3 Paint
 
The feature article in the Dec Excellence was on the subject car. The paint was called Semi-matte grey. Anyone know paint code or how I can get sample?
thanking any in advance,

Nine9six 02-12-2009 08:28 AM

Rusty,
Maybe these guys know...

Jacky, Hans and Wayne invite you to the new RUF Auto Centre in Dallas.

3219 Commander Drive
Dallas, TX 75006

214-269-1570
1-888-RUF-N-USA
(1-888-783-6872)

Wayne Corley (RUF Conversions/Car Sales) - 214-269-1571
Hans Hoffmann (Service) - 214-269-1572
Mark Plummer (Parts/Service) - 214-269-1573
Stefanie Esser (Office Manager) - 214-269-1575
Jonathan Peck (Car Sales) - 214-269-1576
Carl Janin (Car Sales) - 214-269-1577

Fax: 972-248-9026

Email: info@rufautocentre.com

Hours of Operation, 7am - 7pm M-F.

Rusty 356 02-12-2009 08:37 AM

Thanks, I've sent them an email.

Wavey 02-12-2009 10:05 AM

The gloss level of any automotive paint can be adjusted with a additive called a flattening agent. The percentage of additive in the mix of paint, catalyst and reducer determines how "flat" the paint looks. The gloss level can be adjusted anywhere on a scale from full gloss to full flat. This can be added to any color, so if you can find a gray you like, any competent painter can get the gloss level where you want it. A word of caution though - the flatter the finish is, the more succeptable to scuffs it is.

Rusty 356 02-12-2009 11:00 AM

Thanks for the short lesson, I'm not a painter, but will copy what you sent and take it to the guy doing the car.
I did get an email from RUF in Texas giving me the color and code. Seems paint is a Peugeot color, gris magnum metallic, code MOTA, then Ruf put a glasurit clear 923-55.
So, if I can find the info on the Peugeot paint then good to go.
Thanks for the reponses.

Wavey 02-12-2009 11:14 AM

That would be another way to do it - paint it as normal, then use the flattener in the clear coat. That Glasurit number might already be a satin or matte finish. Good luck with it Rusty.

VinceQN 02-14-2009 10:51 PM

Please update us if you paint the car. I'd love to see it


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