Arabian sand
 

Could someone post a pic of arabian sand dark and arabian sand light combo on a tudor or 4dr model A?When i look them up on puter some look green and some look brown
Thanks

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I posted this before this is Arabian Sand light.

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Hello John,I talked to you in Little Rock at the convention.I,m trying to find a good clear pic of a tudor painted in the arabian sand light and dark.Does your cay have a yellow tint to it or a more subdued sand color?

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Unless your monitor is color calibrated you will always get a distorted color. Sometimes even if it is calibrated, that will happen.

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The top of this one is Arabian Sand light.

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Thanks pgerhardt,do you know what color the lower is?

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Here is a picture of my 28 special coupe that I painted Arabian Sand Dark. As 700rpm stated above, computer monitors and cameras can alter the colors in pictures. I would recommend two things, first get a copy of the Model A Ford Paint & Refinishing Guide that has all the model A paint chip colors in it and second, if you think you like the Arabian Sand (Light or Dark) colors, have your paint supplier make you the smallest amount they can of the color(s) you are considering. I have been unhappily surprised twice with mistakes in PPG Concept paint color formulas - Copra Drab and Bonnie Gray. Both were way off the Refinishing Guide chip colors. I used DuPont ChromaPriemer and they were right on. I learned the hard and expensive way to purchase a little paint first before buying a quart or worse yet a gallon of paint. You can test spray a decent size pattern on some metal so you can see what a larger size looks like and you can mix the small can with the bigger can of paint you purchase later if you decide to use that color. Auto paint is expensive, so every little bit helps.
Rusty Nelson

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...pse924a1cf.jpg

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That coupe looks beautiful, Rusty!

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And the bottom is what color ???

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Dlshady,
Thanks for the complement. A lot of work went into restoring the coupe. I have a few things left to finish, but more than 95% is done. Below are a couple pictures of the coupe before I started. Sometimes I wonder why I bought such a sorry looking model A back in 1973, I think I felt sorry for the poor thing (I didn't start restoring it until I retired about 8 years ago).
Rusty Nelson

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps45158249.jpg

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...pse0898474.jpg