I did a test of that and it seemed too yellow for me (at least from what I remember), I like the green tinge in there. Tamiya also does Fluorescent Yellow that is a good match.
Geico neon yellow - need paint
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yes it is a bit too yellow but "shrug" i'm gonna stick with it. looks close enough... plus i grabbed some BOYD aluma yellow pearl that has a cool irridescent flop to go over it. then i'll take it to work and put a nice urethane clearcoat with the next car i clear =)Comment
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here she is all painted. i ditched the spraycans and made my own paint at work. why the hell i was trying to use spraycan when i paint cars for a living is beyond me. anyways , now i need decalsAttached FilesComment
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Very nice,,now seeing these nice paint jobs i may have to keep mine to myself when i do it,,Comment
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Well my decals were alittle small for my 32'' cat so i was going to use them on my 18.5'' mystic cat build,, now i got the same paint can as Jesse but the paint when i sprayed it looks like its the skin off a basketball or major orange peel so i was going to wet sand it to get it smooth but the paint worthrew in areas now what can i do,,,if this paint cant spray smooth i just dont no and i went to a bodyshop and they said they cant match it cuz they dont have exotic colors so ''dam''.Comment
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not to worry, the Duplicolor gloss coat will smooth it out and make it shiny. It may take a few more coats, but in the end will be good. My decals were small too... Next time I will make a scale bar so they are sure to be the right scale. In my PDF, they are perfect for my 27" cat, but these are a little undersized. Fortunately, they come right off that Duplicolor top coat without removing anything."Look good doin' it"
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OK Jesse ill try it on my smaller cat im doing, gonna try to use my geico decals on it to cuz there to small for my 32'' cat.Comment
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