OIB1981
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I did some touch up paint on my Donkey Kong Cab today. Seems the paint I have is a tad bit to light. Anybody have a good Donkey Kong Blue as close to the original as possible.
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I did some touch up paint on my Donkey Kong Cab today. Seems the paint I have is a tad bit to light. Anybody have a good Donkey Kong Blue as close to the original as possible.
http://www.gamestencils.com/index.php?sc_page=41
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UPDATE: Next link is easier
http://appolo.com/colorcodes/donkey_kong_blue.htm
I've gone through all the posts on this before and found out that, if you're doing touch up paint, the only thing you can do with any sort of reliability is get custom paint matched you YOUR cab. You'll need to pull a chip or take off the front panel where the speaker is to take in for matching.
Paint codes are not reliable for various reasons. For example, if the code is for benjamin moore and you go get Behr paint, the colors won't match. Latex paint codes won't match with oil base and vice versa. Moreover, I seriously doubt that all of the DKs had the exact same paint color/hue/ect. from the factory. You could probably match to the serial numbers right next to your serial number, but I doubt there would be an exact match if you put serial number 32,000 next to serial number 52,000.
Now if you're painting the whole cab, it might be just as well to match to paint code from someone else's cab because you're just looking for something that is generally authentic to DK blue and you don't have to match to the specific paint put on your cab from the factory.
Bottom line is, the best way is to get your own code from your own cab and do some test trial and error to make sure it actually matches.