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Dupli-Color Arctic White = Alpine White
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Originally posted by ///digitalme View Postit doesnt look bad at all ill be giving a try to see how well it matches with alpine2, i used a white primer it was close to alpine1 and used to paint my valance it didnt look bad at all alot of my friends didnt see a difference
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I just got the two by dupli-color that were closest. Wimbledon white was a little too yellow and olympic white was a little too white. But with a little blending, it looks pretty fricking good. A hell of a lot better than rust. I think it looks good, and if you want a body shop to do it, great. I prefer a few hours and $13.Originally posted by Andy.BWhenever I am about to make a particularly questionable decision regarding a worryingly cheap diy solution, I just ask myself, "What would Ether-D do?"
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You can have a quart of alpine white mixed at an automotive paint supply store for about $50.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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There appear to be several different codes for which arctic white is best, unfortunately I already threw away the spray can.
And sure you can have some Alpine White mixed up but then you need to get a spray gun, an air compressor and have an idea how to correctly spray automotive paint. This is $7 and as you can see from my pics it's quite acceptable for small to medium sized parts.
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yes i noted its an early model that he has....but i have tried about 5 different whites and none have matched with what i am happy with...so im going to go to a paint supply store my neighbor told me about to get some alpine2 paint in rattle cans. he said to get atleast 5 bottles so it wont be as expensive...dont have a clue how much they would be my budget for paint only would be around 150....
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