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KingHK

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Hey everyone, I really need some help as quick as possible.

I have a 1996 s2 r33 gts-t which was damaged from front side.

All damage has been repaired now inside the engine bay needs to be sprayed?

Is the engine bay the same colour code as outside of the car? Im having alot of difficulty finding out as i already went off to buy KL0 and i just dabbed by finger in then put it against a part of the engine bay with its normal colour and it looks way off?

I know the outside of the car is sprayed clear and inside not but it still doesnt add up?

I know there is two silvers and the r33 gts-t. There is the darker grey sort of colour and just the normal silver. I got the normal silver sorry i dont have pics of it at the moment.

Please if anyone can give me the colour code for the engine bay that would be great. Or lead me to the right direction?

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not 100% sure

some cars have different colour engine bays from factory... which is mostly coloured Black...

otherwise, Most have the same colour of paint but without a clear-coat/finish.

which actually looks more dull and matte.

otherwise, you could take it to a panel shop and get them to sample the paint and match something close via computer....

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