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colors
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Try this:
https://color-online.glasurit.com/index.php?
It seems to only work with the numbers not the letters. Can't seem to find the 810 color.
https://color-online.glasurit.com/index.php?
It seems to only work with the numbers not the letters. Can't seem to find the 810 color.
patm
Member
Try https://www.colorrite.com/. They have a wizzard app that will show you color swatches that represent an approximation of your bike's color.
Without going deeply into color theory, emited colors vs reflective colors, rgb vs cmyk, pantone matching and all that, you may or may not recognize the actual color of your bike. In other words, what you see on your screen may not be what you get.
Without going deeply into color theory, emited colors vs reflective colors, rgb vs cmyk, pantone matching and all that, you may or may not recognize the actual color of your bike. In other words, what you see on your screen may not be what you get.
