Choosing a inexperienced colour to tint your motorcar is a relatively light ball-buster. With colour guides available at Car distemper companies and at online sources such as MAACO.com, you can compare colours and jewel a Colour and akin of intensity that is correctly for your vehicle. While you'll want to consider a color that is visually pleasing, you'll also want to think about how color can complement the overall style of your car.
Instructions
1. Use the vehicle paint code locations on the various parts of your vehicle. Search for your vehicle's paint color code, which can be embossed on the inner hood panel surface, driver's side front inner fender skirt, firewall, passenger's side inner fender or the strut tower. Look for a laminated label or metal plate.
2. Use a paint palette sample to select a different color. Base your decision on your individual style and taste.4.
Use the color code (See References for link) to select the exact paint used by the manufacturer for your car as determined by the make, model and year. Paint refinishing, color matching and restoration are favorite choices among car owners.3.
Consider color temperature and intensity of hue. For example, choose green or blue if you want a "cool" color, or yellow and red if you want a "warm" color. Within the blue family, for example, you have several intensities from which to choose: Opt for sky blue for a low intensity hue, and dark blue for a high intensity color.
5. Decide if a dominant color, such as fire engine red, or a neutral color, such as beige, is more suited to your personality.
6. Choose complementary color combinations, including neutral and primary colors. Pair two dominant colors and accent the combination with a neutral color (such as tan or black).
7. Consider current color trends. Be aware that flamboyant color schemes and customized color combinations may impact your ability to sell the car at a later date.
8. Choose a color that complements the style of the car. A luxury car like BMW or Lexus may not be suited for a pinstripe design.
