Fluid metal paint code

tsu105 · #1 (**Post Link**) 28-09-11

Hi Guys,

Does anyone know what is the colour code of the new 4c colour. The 8c code is available as 202 Competzione Rosso but the silver is elusive and so is the lava red code. Thanks in advance for any input.

Ubizzle · #2 (**Post Link**) 28-09-11

Originally Posted by tsu105

Hi Guys,

Does anyone know what is the colour code of the new 4c colour. The 8c code is available as 202 Competzione Rosso but the silver is elusive and so is the lava red code. Thanks in advance for any input.

The red will never go into production. Chances are the silver won't either. No paint codes for either of them, my friend. Sorry.

davidjwbailey · #3 (**Post Link**) 29-09-11

and, once again, my loathing of pre-launch PR stunts in confirmed...

tsu105 · #4 (**Post Link**) 29-09-11

Thanks Guys,
I was thinking of repainting the 916 but I guess will keep the original Grigio Chiaro then. What a pity, thought it will look good in fluid metal.

GTV Gav · #5 (**Post Link**) 29-09-11

Originally Posted by tsu105

Thanks Guys,
I was thinking of repainting the 916 but I guess will keep the original Grigio Chiaro then. What a pity, thought it will look good in fluid metal.

That would be prety cool. I wonder if there is anything similar out there. Is the fluid metal close to a mirror like finish or something?!?!?

davidjwbailey · #6 (**Post Link**) 30-09-11

same finish as the Jag 'jet turbine hybrid electric prototype' at Goodwood this year - seems that 'fluid metal' is the new black as far as bleeding edge designers are concerned

jwq · #7 (**Post Link**) 30-09-11

Something like this ?

BASF Develops Liquid Metal as an Automotive Paint for Mercedes-Benz F 800 Style | eMercedesBenz

http://www.vincentwong.com/v1/?p=1599

seems to be a standard product from BASF

MNG · #8 (**Post Link**) 30-09-11

apparently its very close to mercedes-benz's 'alubeam silver' thats available on the SLS AMG
looking like bare metal - neither polished nor brushed, chromed nor varnished
pretty cool

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