After colour code pearl green

Mirwa

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Hey folks

Hope someone can help me out

Have a customers guitar in for repair 94 silhouette pearl green,

It's been smashed and we have just finished repairing it, but no one can supply us with a colour code.

Have looked at every paint sample my supplier has and o luck

The green is the same as the guitars in this link on tis site

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Steve

http://forums.ernieball.com/music-man-guitars/50546-pearl-green-pics.html
 
Welcome to the forum!

Somebody here may have found something close in the past but until (or if) they pipe up, you should contact EBMM customer service and see if they can help you.
 
Welcome to the forum!

Somebody here may have found something close in the past but until (or if) they pipe up, you should contact EBMM customer service and see if they can help you.

Thanks for the welcome

Cough, cough, I'm actually an authorised music man warranty repairer. My contacts within EB have done there checks, the colour was pre the days of record keeping.

So hence the question being put out there, and hoping someone has n answer

Steve
 
Home Depot color match?

I know someone who does guitar painting - perhaps he can help? I'll PM you the contact info.
 
There isn't a color code for this.

This is a setup of many layers, some of them different from the next.
 
Thanks for that, but may I ask how you came to that specific colour that you linked for me.

Steve

I just went to their site and looked at the samples and picked the one that looked closest to the desired color. I know it won't be exact but thought it would give you a place to start...

fred
 
I just went to their site and looked at the samples and picked the one that looked closest to the desired color. I know it won't be exact but thought it would give you a place to start...

fred

Thanks, it looks good but it needs to be the exact colour, Ive lined the body up against the paint samples book my supplier has, and theres about 300 shades of green that they have, none of them were an exact match.
 
There isn't a color code for this.

This is a setup of many layers, some of them different from the next.

Thanks.

Its actually a black base coat and then the green on top, no shades of green. You may be thinking of something else like a candy type paint.
 
F5, was the closest out of 10 pages I could come up with.

I really hoped for my customers sake to be able to get the original paint code.

But it does not look viable.
 

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