Paint code for bronze triple tree 8th gen

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  1. 4corsa

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    Hey guys,

    My Ram mount left a big scratch in the paint of my bar riser. Does anyone know the color code for the light bronze paint on the triple tree/riser? I checked the manual and paint code sticker under the seat, but it only has the body color code.

    Thanks!
     
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    Pyrite Bacon Metallic (Don't ask me they got that name!)
    YR-325M
     
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    Thanks very much Allyance!
     
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    Ok so just tried my second round of touch up paint from two different manufacturers, and both were way too dark. I can safely say Pyrite Brown YR-325M is not the correct color.[​IMG]
     
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    Is there a base coat you put under the bronze? In past I've had some colors that required a white base underneath which brightens them up.
     
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    I hear you, but the color is too far off for a light base coat to make that big of a difference.
     
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