Zor

Hi Tony,

I see for the first time ( I beleive ) some fluorescent light fixtures on the wall of your working area.

It appears evident on my computer monitor that the two fixtures have fluorescent tubes coatings of different spectrum ( like soft white or daylight or whatever is marked at the ends of the tubes ) with the result that the observed hue of the painted parts would change slightly depending on the relative position of your observation.

I do not have to break my head anymore to understand what you have observed on an overall basis.

Reading back ( previous postings ) you have commented that the amount of mixing you do ( did ) was not the reason for the variation denoted as yellow and butterscotch ( a convenient term ).

The differences you illustrated earlier using two different parts in the same photo remain unexplained and I think it can only be due to different proportions of the pigments. I do not know the kind of mixing you have to do.

I am sure you will do some tests before painting the whole wing area.

Wishing you best success.

Zor