Color Measurement Instruments - Spectrophotometer
Ever since I got my Duster 10 years ago all my upgrades and work have been mechanical. Besides stripes and wheels I have not really done anything to the exterior or the interior besides keeping it clean and nice. The occasional polish etc. This winter I'm thinking I'm gonna turn my attention to fix up the interior. Getting a new carpet. Touch up the instruments and dash. I'm also gonna see if I can do anything about the scratches and chipping on my paint. I went to a shop the other day who had this little camera that could analyze the color on my car. It comes up with the closest match. See photo, I cant remember what the mopar code was for the match it came up with, I have it written down in the garage. But it's not close enough for sure. I was under the impression that such a camera simply could make a recipe that would be spot on. Maybe others can? If not then I guess one would have to go back and forth tinting this color until it's close enough.
Ever since I got my Duster 10 years ago all my upgrades and work have been mechanical. Besides stripes and wheels I have not really done anything to the exterior or the interior besides keeping it clean and nice. The occasional polish etc. This winter I'm thinking I'm gonna turn my attention to fix up the interior. Getting a new carpet. Touch up the instruments and dash. I'm also gonna see if I can do anything about the scratches and chipping on my paint. I went to a shop the other day who had this little camera that could analyze the color on my car. It comes up with the closest match. See photo, I cant remember what the mopar code was for the match it came up with, I have it written down in the garage. But it's not close enough for sure. I was under the impression that such a camera simply could make a recipe that would be spot on. Maybe others can? If not then I guess one would have to go back and forth tinting this color until it's close enough.
