paint code black #741 & clearcoat
#16
Rennlist Member
Thanks Adrian - good to know.
Garrett, my interior is the standard black all over - part leather ie seats but not dash cover in leather. Same as yours right?
Cheers
Garrett, my interior is the standard black all over - part leather ie seats but not dash cover in leather. Same as yours right?
Cheers
#17
Race Car
L741 is a standard 993 paint code. It's a solid Black waterbased paint.
When Porsche changed the paint code it always reflected a difference in shade. To mere mortals like ourselves we might not be able to see the difference, but there is one.
Waterbased paints were introduced in model year 1991 in order to simplify the painting process and to reduce weight.
Water based solid colours to the best of my knowledge were not given a clear coat.
UN is the interior colour code combination and has nothing to do with being clear coated.
Ciao,
Adrian.
When Porsche changed the paint code it always reflected a difference in shade. To mere mortals like ourselves we might not be able to see the difference, but there is one.
Waterbased paints were introduced in model year 1991 in order to simplify the painting process and to reduce weight.
Water based solid colours to the best of my knowledge were not given a clear coat.
UN is the interior colour code combination and has nothing to do with being clear coated.
Ciao,
Adrian.
a) it's Water-based
b) Not Clear-coated?
c) if you have a choice of water or solvent based (perfect world), what would you choose?
Adrian's detail from the book
Last edited by HiWind; 04-24-2015 at 11:04 AM.
#18
Rennlist Member
Guys is this correct re L741 Swartz/Black on the 993 & 964?
a) it's Water-based
b) Not Clear-coated?
c) if you have a choice of water or solvent based (perfect world), what would you choose?
Adrian's detail from the book
a) it's Water-based
b) Not Clear-coated?
c) if you have a choice of water or solvent based (perfect world), what would you choose?
Adrian's detail from the book
JF