Gravelroad
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Has been discussed before, he did also mention the colour code (Audi): https://www.laverdaforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,91930.msg308444.html#msg308444
Harold999 said:Keith, do you agree with Gravelroad that the BMW and Mazda color is slightly closer to the original than the Audi color which ended
third in his measurements?
I Googled some BMW Glacier green (334) pictures but all show more green tinge in my eyes than the original Laverda color.
Which code is that Mazda color by the way?
laverdakeith said:No idea really, it just guessing trying to get a match form old photos or pics off the net and getting an "exact" match from a sample
can also be a bit problematic as there is always a curve ball, the colour of the primer used can effect the final shade for example,
paint it a colour that you like if anybody asks tell them it is absolutely exactly the correct colour for your bike![]()
Keith.
Gravelroad said:+1
Harold, the original colour mixture is probably forever lost, but at least you have two sources, which investigated the thing by different
approaches and came independently more or less to the same result. There is not much left than just to follow keith's advice IHMO.
This colour seems quite close at the border between blue and green so a little shift in white balance of the digital camera or your
monitor settings will give you a wrong impression.
The pictures in the following fleabay ad give a somehow realistic impression of the blue shade, at least on my screen:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-E38-Fuel-Filler-Cap-Fuel-Flap-334-Glacier-Green-/251474875831
Jo said:Stefan, thanks for the 'Which color is this 1000?' link - also this one I missed so far - although I fiercly used the search function!
The related conversation I quoted above summarizes everything in a nutshell.
What I'm looking for is a colour which is a tad darker and w/o doubt more in the bluish direction.
8)
Cheers
Jo
