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Faze 3:
that's my problem Dan, I don't have anything in that green to get a match from. :-[

fischflo:
www.c4labspc.com/services.html‎  .....  or contact Chip directly http://bmxmuseum.com/user/758 . They/he is specialized in powder, but i'm sure he can help steer you in the right direction :daumenhoch:

edit: ...he#s known for hitting that green
just an example ->http://bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=3532826   (Rust-oleum fluorescent :laugh:!?)

and here: ->http://www.vintagebmx.com/community/lofiversion/index.php/t3008330.html it says:
"I have a display of 3 NOS frames with a great difference in color between them. One is dark, one is light, and the other falls in the middle at about the shade of powder I use. Basically Haro used a very light gray primer and the green paint they used was transparent (like most neons), so depending on how much they put on, it changed the shade slightly." .....think that's Chip himself who says that

That Swan Guy:
6018 is GT/Tuf Neck/Tioga green :daumenhoch:

spanner monkey:
RAL6018 is like Kawasaki green

McQUEEN:

--- Quote from: spanner monkey on January 21, 2014, 10:24 PM ---RAL6018 is like Kawasaki green

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I've read a few Rich Sigur interviews and this is the colour that started the whole Haro neon green - RS spray bombed his Sport the night before a KOS comp and the next week Bob Haro was inundated with requests. RS based it on his yamaha motorbike.

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