To all the polishers and garage queens out there:
I'll have to buy me some new plastic door strips/moulds/thingies-that-run-along-the-bottom. And obviously they'll come unpainted. Now the question is:
how the hell do you match the colour 100% with your car. Now don't tell me "look at the paint code" because that will (probably) match the paint/colour of the car the day it left the factory floor. But you have to take the age of the paint coat into consideration, sun does things to paint, snow does things to paint etc etc. Are there such things as instruments that measure your paint and produce a tin can of paint that's a 100% match for your car? Oh, and mine is a metallic! Or am I just supposed to take a post-it with my paint code on it to my MB dealer and order a tin can of original paint and hope it'll be a perfect match?
I'll have to buy me some new plastic door strips/moulds/thingies-that-run-along-the-bottom. And obviously they'll come unpainted. Now the question is:
how the hell do you match the colour 100% with your car. Now don't tell me "look at the paint code" because that will (probably) match the paint/colour of the car the day it left the factory floor. But you have to take the age of the paint coat into consideration, sun does things to paint, snow does things to paint etc etc. Are there such things as instruments that measure your paint and produce a tin can of paint that's a 100% match for your car? Oh, and mine is a metallic! Or am I just supposed to take a post-it with my paint code on it to my MB dealer and order a tin can of original paint and hope it'll be a perfect match?