Matching a Rover paint code

StewartIngram · 16th July 2021, 15:41

As well as My 75 (daily car), I have a Metro/Rover 100, under restoration.
The paint code on this is JSA, Electric Blue. So far so good. It seems I can get aerosols, but I really want some brushing paint. At the moment I'm having a good tidy up of the car, it is is fairly good condition but has been standing a while. I'm actually stripping parts off the car, starting in the engine compartment, but not everything at once. Each part is being cleaned/serviced/repainted (usually black). But the base colour of the car is JSA Electric Blue, and it would be better if, having stripped an area of parts, I could clean this down and repaint it by brush (derust and primer as necessary of course). Is there any way I can get a matching brush paint, preferably at reasonable cost? Obviously, when I get 'outside' the car, that is a different matter!

Stewart

16th July 2021, 15:41	#1
StewartIngram Gets stuck in Rover 75 Connoisseur 2.5 V6 auto Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chatteris, Cambridgeshire Posts: 907 Thanks: 320 Thanked 159 Times in 127 Posts	Matching a Rover paint code As well as My 75 (daily car), I have a Metro/Rover 100, under restoration. The paint code on this is JSA, Electric Blue. So far so good. It seems I can get aerosols, but I really want some brushing paint. At the moment I'm having a good tidy up of the car, it is is fairly good condition but has been standing a while. I'm actually stripping parts off the car, starting in the engine compartment, but not everything at once. Each part is being cleaned/serviced/repainted (usually black). But the base colour of the car is JSA Electric Blue, and it would be better if, having stripped an area of parts, I could clean this down and repaint it by brush (derust and primer as necessary of course). Is there any way I can get a matching brush paint, preferably at reasonable cost? Obviously, when I get 'outside' the car, that is a different matter! Stewart