what paint vendor in the Long Beach area has or can mix Nebula Green (622) color? Did a search and didnt find anything. Anyone know of leads?
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I would think any auto body shop could tell you where their paint guy is, but let me ask J Mack he will know...
I googled Nebula Green paint mixer in Long Beach and yep you’re right nothing.
Trying to find the Nebula is almost as hard as finding the unicorn, most of the guys around here give up on the Nebula and settle for the Olive, Avocado, Lime, Forest, Harlequin or Asparagus, pretty much any shade of medium green will work to get you in the cool kid club.
Might try taking a small part like a gas door into an automotive paint supply near you and see if they have any help for you.
I guess there's always blue.
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FOUND IT!!! Sherwin-Williams Automotive Paint. My local shop can whip up a batch. Going to buy a small batch to see if it's actually Nebula Green. I'll report back for those who are interested.
Congratulations, we are going to need pictures of your project..
but let me ask J Mack he will know...
We call him "Mr. Nebula" around these parts...
These pics might help you (or discourage you!):
From my build thread...
From my build thread...
These pics might help you (or discourage you!):
From my build thread...
443 is definitely “Artichoke Green” not one of the accepted Nebula choices.
Breath Green and Fashion Green - who thinks of these color names?
Japanese dudes from the 60's, smoking lots of cigarettes, that's who!
These pics might help you (or discourage you!):
From my build thread...
That's the Frankencruiser to the right of TJ's Pig a couple of summers ago. May paint mixed from a factory code but a distinct difference from TJ's. Come to the Pig Party...there were a half dozen green pigs last year at Rico...all a little different shade.
Maybe JMack could paint each panel individually with a different shade when he decides to go green!
As some funny looking creature on Sesame Street once opined..."It's not easy being green."