I am wanting to spray paint the center console similar to the silver trims inside my black interior c4s. What is the most similar spray paint I can use?
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Automotive touch-up worked well for me when I did mine. Just give them 3 weeks to get it to you. https://www.automotivetouchup.com/spray-paint/
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Personally, I think Wurth silver metallic is the closest to the factory spray for Porsche wheels and even the silver interior bits. https://www.wurthusa.com/Chemical-Pr...l/p/0893339108
Thanks will check out both!
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You can go to a professional auto paint supplier, such as Industrial Finishes, give them your paint code or year/make/model, and they can mix your exact color into a rattle can. They can supply 1 or 2 stage paint. They can supply clear coat as well. I've done this several times.
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Have used this for a set of wheels I had, its close but IMO had too much metallic flake in it. The genuine is a bit more subtle on the flake.
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