Just mix the stuff yourself with the codes:
I've bought the dye from GBP in the past, was not happy with the gloss and adherence.
When they were developing their dye they claimed they matched it to areas not seen by the sun... rather than use the actual Ditzler codes and I can see how it will seem off, especially with a 40 year old color which will degrade over time regardless of exposure.
Many think you just spray that stuff on as they claim, well you can't, requires SEM adhesion promotor and UV clear afterwards.
I would also avoid Gbodyparts at all costs, I've had and many others have had nothing but bad experiences... they are the most expensive vendor and other vendors sell their stuff for cheaper.
I've bought the dye from GBP in the past, was not happy with the gloss and adherence.
When they were developing their dye they claimed they matched it to areas not seen by the sun... rather than use the actual Ditzler codes and I can see how it will seem off, especially with a 40 year old color which will degrade over time regardless of exposure.
Many think you just spray that stuff on as they claim, well you can't, requires SEM adhesion promotor and UV clear afterwards.
I would also avoid Gbodyparts at all costs, I've had and many others have had nothing but bad experiences... they are the most expensive vendor and other vendors sell their stuff for cheaper.