KĖBULO SPALVOS

Nerandu info apie V245 turimą spalvos kodą: 125-00-1. Gal kam nors teko susidurti kas čia per kodas? 125-Cimaron red, trečias skaitmuo (nuo 3-iki 1 rodo spalvos atspalvį, čia gi 6 skaitmenys). Kažko internete pateikta info neatitinka faktiniam kodui ant lentelės...

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Redagavo Dagys 2012-09-19, 22:07

Atnaujinu temą.
Niekas nežino atsakymo?

as esi ikeles visus kodus ziurek naudingoji informacija ten rasi visu volvo kodus.

tikrai tao nera 100 proc. pilna informacija apie spalvu kodus, todel visus kvieciu prosijungti prie informacijos papildymo. tai paciai spalvai gali buti skirtingi kodai a/m gamyklineje specifikacijoje, a/m info lenteleje ar dazu kataloge: pvz ta pati spalva gali tureti Volvo koda, Renault koda, RAL koda...
Pasedejus (ne)visaziniame google ta informacija galima issifiltruoti.
man teko gerokai pavargti, kai dazu pardavykloje pareiske, kad mano 480 spalva pagal koda yra juoda, kai de facto ji yra Paris Blue ir naudojama tik 480 modeliui.

pas mane spalvos kodas yra 417, internete susiradau, kad spalva yra 417 Pacific /Nautic / Dark blue pearl, bet kaip tiksliai sužinoti ar pacific ar nautic ar dark?

Žiūrėk sekančius du skaičius, ta prasme turi būti parašyta 417-XX. Ištrauka iš teksto, jei suprasi angliškai.


ALL 417 is pearlescent; there never was a Nautic Blue Metallic, nor a 'Solid' version. Neither are now, nor ever were in Volvo's colour charts.

I own an 850 in 417, had a V70 in the same colour for a short time, and a near neighbour has a C70 in 417 and I can't say that any of them ever looked 'almost purple' or 'almost black'. All are pearlescent finish.
I have also seen a number of S70s in Nautic and they are all invariably Pearlescent - principally because a metallic was never produced!

My brother has been in the trade all his working life, owns his own spray shop and knows as well as anybody that what is being put forward here (417 as three types of paint) is absolute rubbish.

Quite apart from that, I bought paint for mine last week from the trade shop that supplies my brother's and most other local spray shops, and I know for certain there is only one 417 - and that is pearlescent, end of.

The 22 in the paint code has nothing whatsoever to do with shade but everything to do with who manufactured the paint, and the type of paint it is.

Fourth digit is the manufacturer:
1 - BASF (Glasurit)
2 - Herberts (Standox)
3 - Beckers
4 - IDAC/Dupont
5 - Sikkens
6 & 7 are not used.
8 - IVI
9 is not used

Fifth digit is paint type:
1 - Solvent based
2 - Water based Metallic/Pearl + Varnish
3 - Water based Solid + Varnish
4 - Solvent based Solid + Varnish
5 - Solvent based Pearl shine + Varnish
6 - Water based Solid/Metallic/Pearl + 2 Component Varnish
7 - Water based Solid/Metallic/Pearl + Powder Varnish
8 & 9 are not used

So, in the case of the code you quote - the 22 means the paint was manufactured by Herberts (Standox) and it is a water based Metallic or Pearl plus Varnish - in this case Pearl.

For ALL 417 is Pearlescent.
The names used by Volvo for the paint are as follows:
Pacific Blue Pearl
Nautic Blue Pearl
Dark Blue Pearl