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    Lachsillber Touchup paint...Where?

    Tried a bunch of places, but i guess no one sells Lachsillber in touchup spray. Anyone have any leads?
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    #2
    Guess you didn't try paintscratch.com
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    Guess I didnt either because it isn't comming up and I swore I saw it there. They can always make it if you give them the paint code.

    Bavauto sells it, paint code 203, but they call it Salmon Silver, you might want to try calling them.
    Last edited by e34john; 05-04-2010, 01:12 AM.
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      #3
      Thanks John, thats a great point, looks like Salmon and Lachs are the same colour.
      didnt know that.
      Salmon is listed by a few of of the touchup paint suppliers
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        #4
        You can try any home improvement store duct tape matches perfectly. ;)
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          #5
          i'll have to remember that, lol.
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          Check out my work...

          http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=165114

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            #6
            I thought salmon was a little darker.
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              #7
              lachs is german for salmon.

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                #8
                Originally posted by ak- View Post
                lachs is german for salmon.
                Haha, like the stuff that goes on your bagels....

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                  #9
                  just go to an autobody supply store and tell them you want touch up paint for your car. or even a body shop. they'll mix some up for you and they won't reduce it to keep it thick.

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                    #10
                    The problem is i need such a small amount, getting it mixed and getting the paintgun out just wouldnt be worth it.

                    I ordered some of the Salmon Silver in an aerosol from www.automotivetouchup.com, its pretty cheap and i've used their stuff before. its great.

                    we'll see what the match is like.
                    PBMW Magazine. PVW Mag

                    Fender Rolling for dirt cheap in SoCal. Hit me up.

                    Check out my work...

                    http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=165114

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by e34john View Post
                      Guess you didn't try paintscratch.com
                      EDIT
                      Guess I didnt either because it isn't comming up and I swore I saw it there. They can always make it if you give them the paint code.

                      Bavauto sells it, paint code 203, but they call it Salmon Silver, you might want to try calling them.
                      Originally posted by ak- View Post
                      lachs is german for salmon.

                      Do work.

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                        #12
                        So how'd the touchup come out?
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