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I was wondering what color this was! Someone please help!!

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Originally Posted by go_a_way1 (Post 2530399)

Poo Brown

In the UK I think it might be called Morris Marina Beige.

Military that is Armour sand.

What are you all talking about?
It's clearly Sunburst Orange..

:happyanim:

hmmmm........looks like my family room walls ........ they call it "doe skin" ......:)

Some may call it ....... mocha ......... :iono:

humfrz

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Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 2531957)

hmmmm........looks like my family room walls ........ they call it "doe skin" ......:)

Some may call it ....... mocha ......... :iono:

humfrz

So if you have the colour on your walls is it safe to assume that you like it?

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Originally Posted by JD001 (Post 2532026)

So if you have the colour on your walls is it safe to assume that you like it?

his wife picked it. You know how it goes

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Originally Posted by go_a_way1 (Post 2532028)

his wife picked it. You know how it goes

Does this theory apply to the subject of this thread?

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Originally Posted by JD001 (Post 2532077)

Does this theory apply to the subject of this thread?

Yes because his wife picked the color and she knows more about colors on the walls of his house then he does (I am assuming) therefore we need to ask her what color she thinks it is

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Originally Posted by go_a_way1 (Post 2532028)

his wife picked it. You know how it goes

:lol: .......... usually, you would be right.

However, this time, "I" picked it .........:D

How did that happen, you asked ..... ??

Well, when we remodeled our 25 year old house (my wife called it "updating"), she had about 100 large swatches of different colored paints all over the walls ......... and still couldn't decide.......:bonk:

So, being a real estate broker at the time (my third career), I noticed most of the new construction contractors, painted the inside of their houses "doe skin".

So, doe skin, the inside of the house got painted.

THEN, comes the "rest of the story". She finally decided that different rooms should have different colors ........ so, the "doe skin" paint job became the undercoat for many different colors...........:sigh:

Makes me want to take a nap, just thinking about that.

I think that color looks like crap on a car..... :confused0068:

humfrz

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Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 2532112)

good story thanks for sharing. I agree on the car :barf: every time

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Originally Posted by JD001 (Post 2532077)

Does this theory apply to the subject of this thread?

Well, yes. I wanted a red FR-S ...... my wife wanted a white FR-S ...... we have a white FR-S ...... :popcorn:

humfrz

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Originally Posted by go_a_way1 (Post 2532084)

Yes because his wife picked the color and she knows more about colors on the walls of his house then he does (I am assuming) therefore we need to ask her what color she thinks it is

I just checked with mrs humfrz .......she says it looks "caramel" to her.

........and NO ...... the chips in the paint on the walls made by our granddaughters ........ DO NOT need to be touched up this afternoon ......... :bow:

humfrz

I dig the creamy colour! I'd do it but with more pearl.

I'm a sucker for white/creamy pearl colored paints on cars.

If you like that, check out the "Lunar Storm," colour for the new FR-S.

Anyways to help answer your question, here ya go:

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Toca Series Carbon Stealth FR-S by John Toca
If the FR-S GT is a bit overt with its worship of the woven stuff—real or not—the Carbon Stealth FR-S is more understated, aside from its horn-tooting name. Carbon-fiber bits replace the production hood, roof, and mirror caps, and it’s also the material used for this car’s rear diffuser. The Stealth also gets an aero kit, custom grille inserts, and new fender vents. Oh, and delicious-looking Mocha paint. Inside, “custom” is the undying theme: The Carbon Stealth FR-S gets a custom black faux suede headliner with blue stitching, while blue thread also decorates the pillars and the door panels. There are custom leather rear seats—for tiny people who roll deep—custom carbon-fiber dash inserts, custom gauges, and a custom center console. Custom.
Performance-wise, the Carbon Stealth holds its own with a Vortech supercharger, a new cold-air intake, an intercooler, and a Borla cat-back exhaust. Stopping duties are handled by 14.0-inch discs squeezed by eight-piston calipers in the front and four-piston calipers in the rear. The Stealth also has a roll cage, and its 19-inch satin-black wheels are wrapped in gooey Pirelli P Zero tires.

From here

Color: Carbon Stealth Mocha paint