[alexisallgood]

I have an 04 EX and want to paint the front and back silver bumper garnishes the same color as the grey panels. I know the paint code is warm grey, NH647M. I do not have any professional painting equipment, so am looking for something in a spray can.

I have searched online and all over the forum and have come up empty handed. Anyone got any links to where I can pick some up?

Thanks

 

[murso74]

people use plastic dip for the dark fenders... not sure if they have one that matches the lighter grey panels

 

[Yoshi]

Go to any car part store, Autozone, Pep Boys, Oreilly, etc.
Look for Duplicolor Perfect Match.
Not sure if they have one that match the gray panels, but its worth the shot.

 

[psschmied]

I have an 04 EX and want to paint the front and back silver bumper garnishes the same color as the grey panels. I know the paint code is warm grey, NH647M. I do not have any professional painting equipment, so am looking for something in a spray can.

I have searched online and all over the forum and have come up empty handed. Anyone got any links to where I can pick some up?

Thanks

I have the same model, had the same question a few years ago when painting my custom roof rack's frame. There is no touch-up paint from Duplicolor in that shade.

Rustoleum Duranodic Bronze/Grey was a very close color match, but it's been discontinued. Rustoleum's 249131 - Oil Rubbed Bronze Metallic Spray Paint is a fair-to-middling match. http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=181&sid=249131 Ace and Lowes stores in my area stock it. Pop off one of your rear roof garnish screw access covers and use it for in-store comparison.

Your alternative is to buy a quart of NH647M warm grey from an automotive paint store, and use a Preval compressed air sprayer to apply it. http://www.homedepot.com/buy/preval-9-oz-preval-complete-spray-gun-317340.html.

Notes: The plastic garnishes may need special preparation for any of these to adhere properly. The smallest scratch will show through the paint. :-(.