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    This is what I am shooting for, does this look like a bright white or a white base?
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    Hey what sounds like a good color to outline the flames in and stripe the car?
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    Years ago I decided to stop trying to come up with unusual color combinations, and started using the advise I was taught in my art schooling.

    Soon after that, people started telling me how well I use color, and they haven't stopped telling me that since! (I don't tell them where my "secret" came from.) :-)

    In art classes they teach that the natural color compliment for blue is orange.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT View Post
    Years ago I decided to stop trying to come up with unusual color combinations, and started using the advise I was taught in my art schooling.

    Soon after that, people started telling me how well I use color, and they haven't stopped telling me that since! (I don't tell them where my "secret" came from.) :-)

    In art classes they teach that the natural color compliment for blue is orange.
    My wife told me that too Also she said like a lime green color
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