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Re: paint-correction-that's ascot grey. sorry
paint
Well, following your advice, I went to a dealership to get a touch-up paint. After a 3-day (!) search (paint no 751 alcott grey-REALLY ugly) they told me MB does not provide this paint in a spray can. They suggested going to a paint shop. Well, the car was already painted once (rear qtr panel collision), and the result is peeling and mismatched paint. Anybody out there knows of any spray paint that may match my car??
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There is a place I will be soon going to to get my paint matched up and mixed. My car w...
There is a place I will be soon going to to get my paint matched up and mixed. My car was repainted too and a louzy job they did, now I'm fixing up a few places on the body and i got a temporary LIKE color to mine, so it does not stand out too much, but having a shop mix it for you is well worth it.
There is a place I will be soon going to to get my paint matched up and mixed. My car was repainted too and a louzy job they did, now I'm fixing up a few places on the body and i got a temporary LIKE color to mine, so it does not stand out too much, but having a shop mix it for you is well worth it.
Supposedly, MB paint never fades. So you can go with the factory paint. If it's true, ...
Supposedly, MB paint never fades. So you can go with the factory paint. If it's true, I am definately getting new doors put on my car eventually, when the rust is out of hand. I'd have the dealer's body shop take car of it (if they have one). That's where I'm gonna do mine I believe. Or can private body shops get MB paint?
Supposedly, MB paint never fades. So you can go with the factory paint. If it's true, I am definately getting new doors put on my car eventually, when the rust is out of hand. I'd have the dealer's body shop take car of it (if they have one). That's where I'm gonna do mine I believe. Or can private body shops get MB paint?
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