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Discussion in 'Boxers/TR/M' started by RHR Ferrari, Sep 29, 2012.

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  1. RHR Ferrari

    RHR Ferrari Rookie

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    #1 RHR Ferrari, Sep 29, 2012
    I have been able to get the Rosso Corso touch up paint no problem, but can anyone tell me about the code for the black paint on the TR fins behind the door on the rear panel. almost a flat black, but not quite. Suggestions? thanks, Robert
     
  2. Philwozza

    Philwozza Formula 3

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    #2 Philwozza, Sep 30, 2012
    If its the part I think you are talking about it is NOT a painted part but rather an anodised part.

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  3. RHR Ferrari

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    #3 RHR Ferrari, Sep 30, 2012
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    thanks, I attached a photo. the part that is black is anodized? Mine must have flaked off in part as i have an area of bare metal. thanks
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  4. BlackTesta

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    #4 BlackTesta, Oct 1, 2012
    Go for matt black powder coating. It lasts much longer and looks nearly the same.

    Used that for front and rear grill - looks fine.
     
  5. Philwozza

    Philwozza Formula 3

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    #5 Philwozza, Oct 1, 2012
    The original colour is satin black..


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  6. 302Tim

    302Tim Formula 3

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    #6 302Tim, Oct 1, 2012
    On my 88.5 they are painted, not anodized, though parts of my car have been refinished I still believe the paint in that area is original--satin black as Phil mentions above. That said I believe Phil took his completely apart for refinishing so he would know for sure. The powder coating will hold up best however I believe the fit was very tight so be careful not to build up powder in areas that are close-tolerance.
     

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