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NOTE: I amended my previous post #839, to include the new color #78775a, to keep everything in one (1) place and to compare color content and percentage ratios.
Just might be...
Interesting that the red and green ratios are closer to 'balanced,' (as they are in 78766a) but the blue is substantially lower; making blue a more crucial component. Who'da thunk...
And, once again, this color, shows a close relationship with #78766b, "Camouflage Green."
This is a quest and establishing (finding-?) the optimum (not saying 'perfect') chemical formula and process is the goal. You do realize, that this is the first time that this topic has been pursued and researched, at any length.
From your perspective I would be looking at the Federal Standard color that is most cloesly related. Federal standard is the standard for federal GSA procurement. If there is specification between Remington and the USMC it would have been based on this standard. This standard is included with the various paint manufactures at the bottom of the color page. I would also add what we are experimenting with is no different than taking a paint chip to the local auto paint store and saying you want a can of this color in lacquer or enamel. They would scan it and go from there.
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