This is a long shot, but I am looking for a paint shop from the 90's out near Vancouver, WA. The individual's name was Max Robenson I believe. The plane in question is a 1965 Cessna 150F. Not sure of the business name or for that matter if it is still even open. I need to find color codes for paint, before I need to change the color all together. I figured I would try this before needing to change the color completely.
Paint shop near Vancouver, WA
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Remove a panel that is representative of the color you need and take it to a reputable paint shop for spectro-scan of that color. They will get you a match closer than 30-year-old paint color codes will. A really good shop can even match oxidized and faded paint colors when touching up old paint jobs.
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I’d pay to have it scrubbed and polished to remove all the oxidized paint first to get your real color. Then take the example to get it color matched. Agree with Bell206 . It’s a simple one stage paint; any auto paint place could make it for you.
After it’s all touched up then get it ceramic coated.
After it’s all touched up then get it ceramic coated.