Paint Future Color Trends
10-28-05, 03:44 PM
#16
They need to bring back panther pink...
even though its costly and matinence is a *****, I wish more factory cars came with candy colors maybe and a better way to paint without so much orange peel should be primary focus factory paint jobs are so horrid
even though its costly and matinence is a *****, I wish more factory cars came with candy colors maybe and a better way to paint without so much orange peel should be primary focus factory paint jobs are so horrid
10-28-05, 03:47 PM
#17
Lexus Fanatic
Originally Posted by 440+6
They need to bring back panther pink...
even though its costly and matinence is a *****, I wish more factory cars came with candy colors maybe and a better way to paint without so much orange peel should be primary focus factory paint jobs are so horrid
even though its costly and matinence is a *****, I wish more factory cars came with candy colors maybe and a better way to paint without so much orange peel should be primary focus factory paint jobs are so horrid
10-29-05, 03:34 PM
#19
Lexus Fanatic
Originally Posted by 440+6
They need to bring back panther pink...
even though its costly and matinence is a *****, I wish more factory cars came with candy colors maybe and a better way to paint without so much orange peel should be primary focus factory paint jobs are so horrid
even though its costly and matinence is a *****, I wish more factory cars came with candy colors maybe and a better way to paint without so much orange peel should be primary focus factory paint jobs are so horrid
Now..as far as pink goes, it was a popular color in the mid-late 1950's.....sometimes in two and even three-tone combinations.....and although I don't agree with image and stereotyping, that color today is considered feminine and would not appeal to most males. Today it is generally reserved for the Mary Kay Cosmetics vehicles ( a pinkish-tan color) and sometimes seen in pinkish-silver or pinkish-coral hues, ( a good example was the Ford Probe ) but admittedly is not widespread.
10-30-05, 02:40 PM
#20
Originally Posted by mmarshall
Domestic manufacturers seem to have more problems with orange-peel than foreign ones....why, I don't know. Look at the paint on a Lexus, Acura, Subaru, Toyota, Honda, Audi, or Mercedes and it is just mirror-smooth. Look at the paint on the typical Ford or Chrysler product and it has more orange peel on it than a Florida grove.
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