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Re: Monday Chat 03.14.11

Subject: Re: Monday Chat 03.14.11
by TommyT-Bone on 2011/3/14 20:53:45

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BillH wrote:
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TommyT-Bone wrote:
Dammit. I went to the body shop 3 times to make sure we got the color we wanted. When it was repainted years ago the color was slightly changed from Dark Red Metalic to Brilliant Red Metalic. I went back and held the card against the paint. We're going with Brilliant Red Metallic.

I was never really an anal Corvette guy but somewhere along the way that all seems to have changed. I'm turning into one of those meticulous Corvette clients. The ones the shop owners lovingly call a real pain in th ass.


Some real bling would be to put a tad of peral in the clearcoat.

Wanta here what we call you?


I don't care what you call me just dont call me late for dinner. Pass the hot dogs and jalapinos please.

As far as the peral. I'd be in a peril if the painter pearled it up too much. If you go with what you know, you know what you get. What if it turned out purple?
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