Very useful paint matching website.

[spike7451]

I'm sure the are peeps here who know about it but I did'nt! So there!!

Anyhow,I just found it & it's got some useful features,like being able to match a particular shade of paint,it'll give you options for you to choose..

http://scalemodeldb.com/paint

[ancient mariner]

I'm sure the are peeps here who know about it but I did'nt! So there!!

I didnt...thanks for the info.

[RussTnailZ]

Me either thats better than the other one i used which gave me the wrong colour. thanks for sharing

Russ

[Ronnie]

Thanks Spike - great resource !!

[Tony Frey]

Excellent, thanks!

[bootneck]

Nice one Spike!

Mike

[Rishi]

Hi Spike,

Very useful, thanks & cheers

rishi

[spike7451]

I like the way you can hover a curser over the picture,click on it & it'll tell you the exact shade.

[Alex Gordon]

Once again,sir,you have pulled a blinder.Will this provide solutions to the ever present RLM queries?

Time will tell.

Thanks for this find,tomorrow I will be milking it for all I can glean.

[stevehnz]

I've been using this site for sometime now, thought everyone knew about it or I've said. I'd be interested to know what is behind the science of it, ie, where did the info come from, was it taken from actual samples or what? As anyone who has gone after equivalents will know, its as good a way to reduce oneself to a quivering jelly as any but for being able to drop in paints from one range & see whats close it quite helpful & I find myself coming back to it.

Steve

[pbhawkin]

Will this provide solutions to the ever present RLM queries?

Time will tell.

here is my effort (Vallejo bought but yet to be added .