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Yamaha 0026 Competition Yellow

Started by paul1478, September 16, 2019, 09:44:44 AM

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paul1478

Getting ready to paint my tank and side covers. Found a painter last week.
Chuck has hooked me up with some great graphics I will put on and have cleared over.
Does anyone know the paint code for Yamaha 0026 Competition Yellow? I have seen a few things on line and one company saying they sell it but I was hoping to get something close enough so the painter can just mix it up.

Thanks.
76 Team Scream RD400
1993 FJ1200
2006 Goldwing
2022 Ducati V2 Panigale

rz350ypvs

I am in the same situation right now. Hopefully someone can help us.

paul1478

This is what I have found

Yamaha 0026 Competition Yellow
No one seem to be able to make this anymore.

Holts color match called Yamaha Giallo code A284 (I think this may be a mix you can do and put into a spray can)
Link to page
http://www.aircooledrdclub.com/smf/index.php?topic=52934.0

PPG color code for the '85 RZ yellow 
Yellow: dbc83033k
RAL reference 1028.
this one may be the best option.

26 CPY
Not sure what this is. it was on a page they guy gave this code and the color was if not perfect very close.

I am hoping to call the painter and give him these options and see if they mean anything to him.
There is Color Rite but they want 134.00 a PINT. Link below.
https://www.colorrite.com/product/yamaha-0026-competition-yellow-cpy-1741.cfm

I was sure I would have 12 guys with easy to make color codes. I will share any info I get.
76 Team Scream RD400
1993 FJ1200
2006 Goldwing
2022 Ducati V2 Panigale

motodreams

Guys,

Any automotive paint shop should have a color gun.  You take in the clear coated decal covered side panel.

They mix the paint for you.

They show you how close the final color is while you are still there.

I doubt Chuck's decals are OEM therefore no doubt they are not a perfect OEM color anyways...

You will be better off having the paint matched than going off a 'code' if you are not using OEM decals.

This is really standard in the painting industry. 

rz350ypvs

Quote from: motodreams on September 17, 2019, 02:17:40 PM
Guys,

Any automotive paint shop should have a color gun.  You take in the clear coated decal covered side panel.

They mix the paint for you.

They show you how close the final color is while you are still there.

I doubt Chuck's decals are OEM therefore no doubt they are not a perfect OEM color anyways...

You will be better off having the paint matched than going off a 'code' if you are not using OEM decals.

This is really standard in the painting industry.

I'm not sure about Paul, but i have no pannel to get scanned.

Tuck

Give HVC a call. They gave me a code for the Daytona, it was from a 1999 Toyota Lexus, match was perfect.
They have restored and painted quite a few bikes and have library of paint codes.  :twocents:

davedogg

I don't know much. But I heard someone say Fiat yellow was close.
1969 Yamaha L5T Trailmaster,  1973 RD350,  1973 Honda CB350G,  1976 Yamaha RD400,
1983 Honda NU50,  1983 Vespa P200, 1997 Honda Nighthawk,  2012 Moto Guzzi V7

paul1478

I found this today and I think this it is close. It is RAL 1026 . Photo attached.
I think I may be overthinking it like I do everything. I will wait to see the graphics if they come with color I will as said above, just need to match it.
76 Team Scream RD400
1993 FJ1200
2006 Goldwing
2022 Ducati V2 Panigale

RDFL


Plasticman

Colorite might be able to help you.

Rob
1976 - RD400 - road racer
1977 - RD400 - project (single shock/cartridge fork/modern wheels/brakes)
1978 - RD400 - Auburn themed motorcycle
1979 - RD400 - Daytona (under restoration)

rz350ypvs

Quote from: paul1478 on September 17, 2019, 01:16:31 PM
This is what I have found
PPG color code for the '85 RZ yellow 
Yellow: dbc83033k
RAL reference 1028.
this one may be the best option.



I just used this code and got a few aerosol cans mixed up. I will post a picture when i actually paint my tank. Thanks for the research.