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Navy Blue

Post by Waveblaster » Mon Jan 20, 2014 7:52 am

Hello

I am trying to confirm the colour code for the Early Honda's C77 and C92's ad possibly C200. It seems this colour was popular outside of the US; Canada, Australia and UK

Navy Blue / PB-1 Dark blue . Have not been able to find a match any where.

Does anyone know the appropriate codes to take to a paint shop ?

regards

Greg

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Re: Navy Blue

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Mon Jan 20, 2014 10:36 am

I use Dupont IMRON code number 63203UH better referred to as "FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA" blue here in the US. ..............lm

Waveblaster wrote:Hello

I am trying to confirm the colour code for the Early Honda's C77 and C92's ad possibly C200. It seems this colour was popular outside of the US; Canada, Australia and UK

Navy Blue / PB-1 Dark blue . Have not been able to find a match any where.

Does anyone know the appropriate codes to take to a paint shop ?

regards

Greg

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Dark Blue

Post by Waveblaster » Sat Mar 15, 2014 8:40 am

I dont think the future farmers is the same colour

Is this the future farmers?


http://www.gogocycles.com/1965-honda-dr ... -sale.html

The colour I am looking at seems darker

http://kraftor.jp/motor/honda-dream-cs7 ... -cs71-3-2/

and a benly

https://images1.bonhams.com/image?src=I ... osizefit=0

seems outside the US the colour was darker

regards
Greg

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Re: Dark Blue

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Sat Mar 15, 2014 9:22 am

The color I offered is what I've used here in the USA for years.
I think you should be able to go to a paint shop and get any color blue that will satisfy your needs. ...........lm
Waveblaster wrote:I dont think the future farmers is the same colour

Is this the future farmers?


http://www.gogocycles.com/1965-honda-dr ... -sale.html

The colour I am looking at seems darker

http://kraftor.jp/motor/honda-dream-cs7 ... -cs71-3-2/

and a benly

https://images1.bonhams.com/image?src=I ... osizefit=0

seems outside the US the colour was darker

regards
Greg

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Post by jensey » Sat Mar 15, 2014 10:04 am

Hi,

I would buy a NOS painted part in the package in the colour you want and scan it by a paint dealer, that's how I do it. I did paint a CB72 blue, I bought the headlight shell in the package for the colour, works !, like Ed says, this way you can make the paint that you need. Remember, when looking at an original bike today (original paint), you look into the past ! Ed lived in that time.......

Jensen
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Post by G-Man » Sat Mar 15, 2014 2:38 pm

I got the inside of my C72 chain case matched and they came up with a Volkswagen color. The code is "Indienblau" LL5M from HMG paints in the UK.

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Honda C72 Left side by graham.curtis, on Flickr

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C72 Parts - painted by graham.curtis, on Flickr

The bottom layer of paint on my US spec 1960 C77 is much lighter...

G
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Post by Waveblaster » Sun Mar 16, 2014 6:21 am

Thanks for the responses

I did try and get some paint matched but the surface of the battery cover was curved and the scanning machine didnt like it.

G Man thanks for your help and nice job on the paintwork! Is that a two pack paint you opted for?

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Greg

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