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    Yes that is the name for it. Thanks just need the code now.

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    Yes that is the name for it. Thanks just need the code now.

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    Limestone

    Paint codes are LRC007, NCJ or 3307, depending on the paint company

    I used Valspar NCJ

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    Thanks I have passed the info on to my mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkM View Post
    I have found it to be referred to as Light Green and / or Pastel Green
    Paint codes: LRC005 514 HCD 3185


    The one that worked for me was:
    Light Pastel Green Hichem 3185


    Others may be...

    Dupont
    Pastel Green 38504A
    Glasurit
    Pastel Green ROV605
    PPG Deltron
    Pastel Green 46250

    Thanks. There's a few codes there that I haven't tried!

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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    Just take a small panel in and get it matched - I did that with mine and it worked out well.
    That would be great if I had any!

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    I have always understood it to be the colour that was the finish inside British WW2 Aircraft Cockpits. Maybe RAAF as well.??

    Find yourself a WW2 Bomber Repair Shop & see if there is any still laying around.

    I seem to recall seeing a war surplus wing from an unknown aircraft being dismantled here for scrap that appeared to have the same colour, but I suppose that could have been the anti-corrosion (Zinc Chromate) finish for the wing components.

    Don't know, but appears to be the same green as I remember, which apparently was Surplus purchased post war by the Wilkes lads as was the aluminium sheet for the S1 Panels.


    FWIW..

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