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International Paint Ltd is part of AkzoNobel, the Netherlands based company serving customers throughout the world with coatings and chemicals. Colour Card Our most popular colours International Paint Ltd, Stoneygate Lane, Felling Gateshead, NE10 0JY United Kingdom Call: +44 (0)191 469 6111 Fax: +44 (0)191 495 2003 Send an email: [email protected] Visit our website: www.international-marine.com Sign up to keep up to date with our latest news visit www.international-marine.com/signup Follow us The contents of this card are for information purposes only and no representation or warranty of any kind is given in relation to any of the information or opinions . expressed in it. Whilst we have made all reasonable efforts to ensure that statements appearing in this leaflet are accurate, we disclaim all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on the information, advice and opinions contained in this leaflet. and International® and all products mentioned in this publication are trademarks of, or are licensed to, AkzoNobel. © AkzoNobel, 2012 Colours shown for illustrative purposes only All of the colours illustrated on this To view our colour cards online please visit www.international-marine.com/colour card are available worldwide from our core range of cosmetic finishes, which features acrylic polysiloxane, acrylic polyurethane, epoxy, modified acrylic and traditional International Orange D260 Red L274 alkyd gloss technologies. Notes: Signal Red C287 Ensign Red B295 • When placing orders, please quote the product name, number, colour and shade reference, e.g. Interthane®990, Ocean Blue E992. • Whilst great care is taken to match the colours on this card exactly, there may be slight variations in the colour of product supplied. Eau-de-Nil F384 Signal Green L549 Stone D053 Sand B125 Buff E143 Yellow B134 Blued White C000 Cloud Blue O835 Pearl Grey H017 Haze Grey K705 Surf Grey F684 Storm Grey K724 French Grey J724 Mid Graphite T806 Colours black and white, not illustrated on this card, are also available. Signal Blue D913 Caribbean Blue C935 Ocean Blue E992 All products supplied and technical advice or recommendations given are subject to our standard Conditions of Sale..

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Federal Standard 595 Paint Spec
Federal Standard 595 Paint Spec The colors in the Federal Standard set have no official names, just five-digit numbers. Any names given below are generic. The first figure can be 1,2 or 3 and indicates the level of sheen: . 1 = gloss . 2 = semi gloss . 3 = matt The second figure of the code indicates a general color classification group; 0 = Brown 5 = Blue 1 = Red 6 = Grey 2 = Orange 7 = Other (white, black, violet, metallic) 3 = Yellow 8 = Fluorescent 4 = Green The remaining figures (third to fifth) combined into a number indicate the intensity. Lower value indicates a darker color, higher value - a lighter color, with no other significance. The numbers have been assigned with gaps to allow addition of new colors. Fed-Std-595 is a color collection, not a complete color system, and this has the following implications: . The existence of a color chip 1xxxx in the FS Fan Deck doesn't imply that there is a color chip for 3xxxx. However, references to such "virtual" chips built on the principle "same color, but different sheen" is a widespread practice. The FS in not extensible, i.e. it does not allow to derive new colors form the existing ones. Thus, if you compare i.e. RLM colors to FS codes, you can only refer to the nearest existing FS color, which most often isn't a perfect match. In practice, the FS set is extensive enough to find a good-enough match for almost any color. The following chart is a reference guide only to give you an idea as to the approximate color.
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