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I'm back to working on my 2013 Mini Countryman I had and there's a color call out in the instructions for a Radome color paint. This is a Mr. Color color and I had purchased it as I'm doing a factory build. It is a yellow-tan color and I have no idea what material this is supposed to represent .. it is only on the underside .. a undercoating maybe? The photo shows where it is. Still a 3rd brush coat to go .. feel like I'm 10 again brushing ships!

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So, I'm really interested in what material this color is supposed to represent .. would appreciate anyone who knows, or even guesses enlightening us! :)

Posted (edited)

Radome = radar dome. It's a non-reflective paint that radar waves pass through easily. Sometimes called out for aircraft models.

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My best guess on your Mini model is that it's supposed to represent a specific undercoating...

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Edited by Ace-Garageguy
Posted (edited)

You always make sense, Ace! I wish I had the car still to crawl under, but some new undercoating was my only guess. I figured it was an aircraft color concerning radar .. eheh

edit: ohh .. missed those photos you added.. there it is!! :) .. and I can be sloppy and kludgy with the brush paint :lol: .

Edited by Foxer

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