Anyone got a Bahama Yellow car I can look at

[Martin s]

Hi,

I am having trouble getting Bahama Yellow right, I have got spray outs but they all look so different. Does anyone have a car (preferably original paint) I could take a look at. I am based in Buckinghamshire but will travel. Thanks in advance.


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[912uk]

im in the same boat..

[210bhp]

It's not an original paint car but Darren and his master paint man did a fabulous job of painting Jamies 912 to bahama yellow. I can imaging that it's a close to perfect to the original colour knowing Darren.

Look at Jamies huge restoration thread around page 58 and to my eye it looks a dead on likeness for the correct shade.

Regards
Mike

[AndrewSlater]

There is also a paint formula on the Darryls Garage website
http://www.darrylsgarage.com/912/912.htm

[Martin s]

Hi, thanks all. I got the first spray out to Daryls garage mix in PPG , it looked quite light, then I got PPG standard Bahama yellow mix and it was so much warmer, almost orange.

Still confused. Daryls mix is bottom and standard PPG at the top.






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[210bhp]

In my head the word that best describes the tone of bahama yellow is 'butterscotch'.





Regards
Mike

[marleybones]

The one on the bottom looks closer. Here are some pics of my 69 bahama-mama...

IMG_2848 by interactiveMedia, on Flickr
IMG_3513 by interactiveMedia, on Flickr

IMG_3103 by interactiveMedia, on Flickr

[leewiffen]

Not original, but this was my take on Bahammer.....https://www.flickr.com/photos/95118177@ ... 7489882376

[Martin s]

Hi all,

Thanks for all the input. I sent both samples to a guy in the US who has an original paint car. He compared them both to his car on a bit inside the door jamb. He confirms that the bottom sample is correct - that is the mix from the scan of Darryl's 66 car. The PPG standard Colour is off and too orange.


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[Mike]

In my head the word that best describes the tone of bahama yellow is 'butterscotch'.

Nah, this is butterscotch!

[jamie]

Worth contacting Darren65. He is very particular about colour accuracy. One of his painters did my car and it looks great.

Before this, I painted it with the PPG mix and the shade was ugly as hell.