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meticulous:
sometimes when you are trying to see a differance, you think you can, especially with differant angles,if its 98-99% right, then no one can get it any nearer without tinting the shade, sometimes its down to who mixed the paint and what paint manufacturer....

se-bmxer:
FFS!!!!! Nick, Curtis is only down the road from you go in and see if they know or i'll ask him when i see him in a couple of weeks

you never know they might have records also there new colour for this year is a yellow which is very similar

aerostylie:

--- Quote from: Gashead on March 24, 2009, 09:04 PM ---Th more I look the Curtis is a tad more 'musturdy'

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The BMX Freestyle magazine test refers to it as mustard, although no code shown in the spec. 

The test said that the paint was expoxy (don't know what that means :crazy2:) rather than powder and seemed to chip easily, if you're into originality.

Gashead:
Your correct Paul !

The trouble is - how far do you go in 'originality' - as you know Im Curtis fanatic and want to get this right, even if the colour is a shade out, but I guess close is close enough eh !

chichi:

--- Quote from: aerostylie on March 25, 2009, 02:17 PM ---
--- Quote from: Gashead on March 24, 2009, 09:04 PM ---Th more I look the Curtis is a tad more 'musturdy'

--- End quote ---

The BMX Freestyle magazine test refers to it as mustard, although no code shown in the spec. 

The test said that the paint was expoxy (don't know what that means :crazy2:) rather than powder and seemed to chip easily, if you're into originality.

--- End quote ---

I have some colmans if ya need it at the Curtis stables??  :2funny:
Cannot wait to see the build  ;)

Can't the man himself help Nick?

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