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System Color Chart SYSTEM COLOR CHART 9 LIGHT 8 7 SHADE RICHNESS 6 2 1 5 5 4 3 7319 7 6 10 9 8 4 3 7318 2 1 DARK 7316 7317 N N 7315 7314 7338 B 7321 7337 7312 7336 G R 7322 7334 7311 Y 7332 N 7328 7326 7323 COLOR HUE/CAST CHANGE 7330 Blue Greener or Redder Yellow Greener or Redder Beige Greener or Redder Gold Greener or Redder 7324 Green Yellower or Bluer 7325 Red Yellower or Bluer Maroon Yellower or Bluer Bronze Yellower or Redder Orange Yellower or Redder Turquoise Greener or Bluer Purple Bluer or Redder Brown Greener or Redder * SHOULD NOT BE USED IN EFFECT COLORS ** ALL PEARLS WILL LIGHTEN THE FACE CODE COLOR DESCRIPTION CODE COLOR DESCRIPTION 7311 RED GOLD DARK TRANSPARENT RED OXIDE WITH A BURNT 7334 GREEN SHADE BLUE BLUE TONER WITH A GREEN-BLUE FACE AND ORANGE FACE AND A MEDIUM DARK RED-ORANGE MEDIUM GREEN-BLUE FLOP. FLOP. 7335 TINTING BLUE DILUTE REDDISH-BLUE FOR SHADING. 7312* RED OXIDE RED OXIDE WITH A YELLOW TONE. GOOD FOR PROVIDING A MUDDY LOOK. 7336 RED SHADE BLUE BLUE TONER WITH A CLEAN BLUE FACE AND MEDIUM DARK CLEAN BLUE FLOP. 7313 TINTING RED OXIDE DILUTE RED OXIDE FOR SHADING. 7337 ROYAL BLUE BLUE TONER WITH A RED-BLUE FACE AND 7314 MAROON DARK TRANSPARENT RED TONER WITH A YELLOW- STRONG RED FLOP. RED FACE AND MEDIUM YELLOW-RED FLOP. 7338 BLUE SHADE VIOLET VIOLET TONER WITH A CLEAN PURPLE FACE AND 7315 RED VIOLET DARK TRANSPARENT RED WITH A BLUE-RED FACE MEDIUM YELLOW-RED FLOP. AND MEDIUM BLUE FLOP. 7339 TINTING VIOLET DILUTE RED SHADE VIOLET FOR SHADING WHITE 7316* BLUE SHADE RED CLEAN RED TONER WITH A BLUE TONE. AND PASTEL COLORS. 7317 RED CLEAN RED TONER WITH A YELLOW TONE. 7340 TINTING BLACK DILUTE YELLOW SHADE BLACK FOR TINTING. 7318 MAGENTA TRANSPARENT RED TONER WITH A BLUE-RED 7341 BLACK BLUE SHADE JET BLACK. FACE AND MEDIUM YELLOW-RED FLOP. 7342 WHITE HIGH STRENGTH BLUE TONE WHITE. 7319 RUBINE TRANSPARENT RED TONER WITH A YELLOW-RED FACE AND MEDIUM YELLOW-RED FLOP. 7344 COARSE ALUMINUM COARSE ALUMINUM WITH VERY HIGH SPARKLE AND A MEDIUM DARK FLOP. 7321* ORANGE ORANGE TONER WITH A RED TONE. 7345 MEDIUM ALUMINUM MEDIUM ALUMINUM WITH HIGH SPARKLE AND 7322* YELLOW ORANGE ORANGE TONER WITH A YELLOW TONE. BRILLIANCE ON THE FACE AND A DARK FLOP. 7323* RED SHADE YELLOW YELLOW TONER WITH A STRONG RED TONE. 7346 FINE ALUMINUM FINE ALUMINUM WITH VERY LITTLE SPARKLE OR BRILLIANCE ON THE FACE AND A LIGHT FLOP. 7324* YELLOW YELLOW TONER WITH A RED TONE. 7350** RED PEARL RED COLOR AT ALL ANGLES. 7325* GREEN SHADE YELLOW YELLOW TONER WITH A GREEN TONE. 7351** RUTILE RED PEARL RED FACE COLOR WITH GREEN FLOP. 7326* YELLOW OXIDE YELLOW OXIDE WITH A RED TONE. GOOD FOR PROVIDING A MUDDY LOOK. 7352** COPPER PEARL GIVES AN ORANGE COLOR TO FACE AND FLOP. 7327 TINTING YELLOW OXIDE DILUTE YELLOW OXIDE FOR SHADING. 7353** GOLD PEARL GOLD FACE COLOR WITH YELLOW FLOP. 7328 YELLOW GOLD DARK TRANSPARENT YELLOW OXIDE WITH A 7354** GREEN PEARL GREEN FACE COLOR WITH YELLOW FLOP. YELLOW FACE AND MEDIUM RED FLOP. 7355** BLUE PEARL BLUE FACE COLOR AND YELLOW FLOP. 7330 YELLOW SHADE GREEN GREEN TONER WITH A YELLOW-GREEN FACE AND CLEAN YELLOW-GREEN FLOP. 7356** BLUE GREEN PEARL BLUE GREEN FACE COLOR WITH A YELLOW FLOP. 7331 TINTING GREEN LOW STRENGTH GREEN WITH A YELLOW TONE. 7357** VIOLET PEARL REDDISH-BLUE FACE COLOR WITH YELLOW FLOP. 7332 BLUE SHADE GREEN GREEN TONER WITH BLUE-GREEN FACE AND 7358** WHITE PEARL LIGHTENS FACE COLOR AND MAKES FLOP DARKER. MEDIUM BLUE-GREEN FLOP. LH210 Rev. 3/2012.
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