Help!! Green Color Cmyk Kawasaki KXF

Edited Date/Time 6/6/2016 1:39pm
What Green color kawasaki kx250f 2013 ??

CMYK??

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BobPA
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6/6/2016 1:19pm
What is your question?
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6/6/2016 1:23pm
I think he wants to know, how much Cyan, Magenta, yellow and black is in Kawasaki Green colour. Maybe he wants to print stickers for plastics and he needs exact pantone.
6/6/2016 1:24pm
what is the right color for printing in CMYK??
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6/6/2016 1:27pm
Arni wrote:
I think he wants to know, how much Cyan, Magenta, yellow and black is in Kawasaki Green colour. Maybe he wants to print stickers for plastics...
I think he wants to know, how much Cyan, Magenta, yellow and black is in Kawasaki Green colour. Maybe he wants to print stickers for plastics and he needs exact pantone.
exact Arni..
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6/6/2016 1:29pm
BobPA wrote:
What is your question?
what is the right color for printing in CMYK??
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6/6/2016 1:31pm
I don't know...

Ask some graphic company which produce stickers for plastics.

I found this on web, but not sure if it goes for 2013 series:

Kawasaki green RGB-100, 250, 10 CMYK 54, 0, 100, 0
6/6/2016 1:39pm
Arni wrote:
I don't know... Ask some graphic company which produce stickers for plastics. I found this on web, but not sure if it goes for 2013 series...
I don't know...

Ask some graphic company which produce stickers for plastics.

I found this on web, but not sure if it goes for 2013 series:

Kawasaki green RGB-100, 250, 10 CMYK 54, 0, 100, 0
Thanks for the info, I'll do some tests
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6/6/2016 6:38pm Edited Date/Time 6/6/2016 7:16pm
I used RGB: 59, 247, 59

Turned out almost like the plastics.

 photo Shrouds-1_zps3puktr03.jpg

Base Material is SIHL3988!

Used a sprectrometer to calibrate the base material.
7/9/2022 8:21am
PEPE001 wrote:
I used RGB: 59, 247, 59 Turned out almost like the plastics. Base Material is SIHL3988! Used a sprectrometer to calibrate the base material.
I used RGB: 59, 247, 59

Turned out almost like the plastics.

 photo Shrouds-1_zps3puktr03.jpg

Base Material is SIHL3988!

Used a sprectrometer to calibrate the base material.
hi man , I texted you directly, see if you can help me
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^^^ Replies 6 years later...
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The exact CMYK values will vary depending on what printer you are using,the settings in the rip, the materials , and ICC profile. Even the laminate can change the hue enough to take a perfect match from perfect to kinda close .How you save the file ( colorspace) will also impact the color output Even the tem and humidity will also change it slightly. If you find somebody with the same printer and materials that you are using , that will get you close. But you will still have to tweak it. It is more of a question for a sign making forum than a MX forum. Roland has a color chart built into the RIP software that you can print out on the material you want to use for the finished decals, laminate it with the same laminate you will use and then you can go outside and check to see which color is the best match. LED lights will also change how the colors look so make sure you look at the prints outside on a sunny day. Even overcast days will have an effect on the tint of a color so try and match it in the type of environment the decal will be viewed in for the best results. I'm sure you know most of that but if you have been trying for a match for 6 years maybe you don't. Good luck!
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The exact CMYK values will vary depending on what printer you are using,the settings in the rip, the materials , and ICC profile. Even the laminate...
The exact CMYK values will vary depending on what printer you are using,the settings in the rip, the materials , and ICC profile. Even the laminate can change the hue enough to take a perfect match from perfect to kinda close .How you save the file ( colorspace) will also impact the color output Even the tem and humidity will also change it slightly. If you find somebody with the same printer and materials that you are using , that will get you close. But you will still have to tweak it. It is more of a question for a sign making forum than a MX forum. Roland has a color chart built into the RIP software that you can print out on the material you want to use for the finished decals, laminate it with the same laminate you will use and then you can go outside and check to see which color is the best match. LED lights will also change how the colors look so make sure you look at the prints outside on a sunny day. Even overcast days will have an effect on the tint of a color so try and match it in the type of environment the decal will be viewed in for the best results. I'm sure you know most of that but if you have been trying for a match for 6 years maybe you don't. Good luck!
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7/9/2022 2:11pm
What is with this recent rash of old post dig ups? Out of control.
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7/9/2022 2:17pm
Jmicmoto13 wrote:
What is with this recent rash of old post dig ups? Out of control.
Some of it was spam. In this case it appears that the dude that revived it went on a 6 year posting hiatus and the light bulb randomly turned on that he hadn't replied. Grinning

His last post before reviving it is in this very thread.
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