Exterior color hex codee

[RyanGphoto]

Anyone know the magma red Seneca blue and yellow hex codes by chance?

 

[Six Speed Stephen]

What do you mean by hex codes? Those are usually for digital design.

Do you mean the PPG Paint Code that body shops use for repair?

 

[RyanGphoto]

What do you mean by hex codes? Those are usually for digital design.

Do you mean the PPG Paint Code that body shops use for repair?

No.. I meant Hex codes as I want to get some graphics done and they need the colors in HEX. Not sure if there is a conversion table anywhere... but thought I would ask here if anyone else did their car color in graphics.. I believe several have already gotten graphics done with certain colors..

I also wanted to paint the red starter lift gate yellow and they will need a paint code (which I now have from the other thread with paint codes), but I also need some graphics.

Ryan G

 

[Six Speed Stephen]

No.. I meant Hex codes as I want to get some graphics done and they need the colors in HEX. Not sure if there is a conversion table anywhere... but thought I would ask here if anyone else did their car color in graphics.. I believe several have already gotten graphics done with certain colors..

I also wanted to paint the red starter lift gate yellow and they will need a paint code (which I now have from the other thread with paint codes), but I also need some graphics.

Ryan G

Can I get nerdy on you for a second? Hex codes only work universally digitally. Every printer is going to print the color differently depending on the ink.

Technically you’re looking for the CMYK color because that’s the 4 colors printers use.

The most accurate way to color match is to use a Pantone Color match - since it’s a universal color match tool.

Your best bet is to look at photos, grab a few colors, and do a few tests with the printer you’re going to be printing from