I had the car running over the summer so I could AX a little and get a feel for how it handles...and I love it. Now its time to get it so I'm not embarassed to drive it. I would like a basic (pure) yellow but not too bright. I'm thinking of Saturn yellow. Is there anyone in the south bay area with a saturn yellow that I could check out before ordering paint. I've been to McMark's color thread (thanks Mark) but I don't trust the colors on the monitor. I would like to see one in person. Will I be banished from the club if I choose a narp color?
Thanks,
Bill C.
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Chrome yellow.....
Contact Rich Johnson...he has a nice one....
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According to Mark's paint color page, saturn yellow is the same as chrome yellow...L13M
This is a slam dunk:
Sunflower yellow.
*WARNING*.......this is THE prefered landing strip for all flying insects.
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Don't know which YELLOW IS FASTEST so I have 4 different shades on the red neck racer.
I wasn't taking any chances
Keep the hell away from lemon yellow inless you wanna see it on jackstand all the time!!
Rich Johnson's car;
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Be sure you view it in all different sorts of lights ( sunlight, dull light, shawdow ect) because the green and white content can change dramatically depending upon the direct intensity of the light.
Banana yellow for good times , nudge nudge, wink wink, know what i mean, know what I mean, good times The shocker!
I prefer golden yellow
Well.........since you asked so nicely.
Varing light conditions.
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Awsome!
In honor of the banner mine is pure yellow. Glasurit 21 Line Toner Yellow.
But you're right - you have to see these for yourself.
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Here's what i'm working from. Actually this photo makes it better than it really is!!!
The car has been repainted at least once with very cheap paint. the oragne has veins of white running through it and the bumper tops look like crap. I started working on the driver's door and front and rear deck lids before I moved. The drivers door is painted a non-matching signal orange. The deck lids are still in primer. I just couldn't wait to drive it. I figured it is going to be a fair weather car, so I should drive it during the summer months and work on it during the winter months. I also have to build an engine this winter...but that will be another thread.
Thanks for all the input,
Bill C.
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If you're gonna AX, do some long term thinkin' about tires.....ie: gettin' big'uns under the fenders. You prolly want to do any flaring before your new paint job, eh?
Looks like Meuller is gonna do it (or have it done, the candy ass ) so you can follow along.
Winter is comming along. Time to beat the crap outta your car & wait for nice weather to paint.
What is that original color? Tangerine ??? If you must go yellow....go "Canary yellow"(L11E). But the best color is of course "Tangerine"(L21E).
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Simple, yet elegant. Chic, but not gaudy. Good nose, fruity character. Vintage 2002 VW 'Mello Yello'.
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The original color was Tangerine (L21E)...
Something is wrong with my computer and/or browser its not displaying all the images.....very upsetting
I've been looking at the new VW beetle colors and they also have a Sunflower Yellow out now.
I think turbo yellow is a good color .............
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Can't see too much yellow in that first picture.
Here's a few more choices, but I don't have the color codes.
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How about yellow with tan stripes or thin white stripes.
The left car is L13m Saturn yellow, the right car is New Beetle yellow or Gelb. I painted both of these, in person I like the Saturn Yellow better.
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Howard:
Do I really get to choose? That first one looks like sunflower yellow to me! Where's the yellow in the second photo?
1bad914: Nice work! They both look good. Thanks for the comparison. That's what I was looking for. The New Beetle yellow looks just a little washed out to me. I think its going to be Saturn Yellow L13M.
Here's my car's take on yellow:
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