Aerosol paint required

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Scraped the side of my Bailey van yesterday and need a can of paint. Prima aren't much use for anything these days, anyone know where I might get one?
 
I wouldn't trust a "pre-mixed" paint based on vehicle id as the colour does change due to weather ,etc conditions.
To get an exact match you really need a colour match service.
Fortunately, we've got a guy close to us (assuming he's still on the go as he's older than G*d!) that still matches by sample cards and eye.:eek:
Spent around half an hour with multiple cards packs until he got the one he wanted. Another 10-15 minutes to mix and all for a cost of less than £20 including an aerosol of clear top coat.(y)
 
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When I was in business I used Milton Keynes Paint & Equipment several times to mix paint from a sample panel I took in via their handheld spectrum analyzer.

Milton Keynes Paint & Equipment
Michigan Drive, Tongwell, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK15 8HQ
01908 517777

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Our guy (see above) has a scanner as well but still thinks his eye gives a better match!:notworthy2:
 
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Not that it will help but I went to a local spray shop supplier to buy paint to restore one of my Landrovers.
The guy came outside with cards but said that one’s easy. It’s BMC champagne that’s faded. I thought it was white but he was spot on. He was very helpful suggesting what type of paint I should use and suggested using a roller rather than spraying.
I wouldn’t use a roller on my motorhome but my Landrover looked good from a distance.
 
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