That is the sort of pictures I'm looking for. It shows to good effect the medium blue color and the metalic effect expected of a "poly". This should be a match for the Ditzler 13391 color as the primary interior color with blue trim. As to the level of sheen (% of flatening) I am not quailifed and don't have access to the formulas. But if your paint store is open you should be able to get someone to break it down for you. The best bet would be to call TCP next week and talk to a "real live expert".
http://tcpglobal.com/autocolorlibrar...FQQJRQodaDA8IA
Seriously, they sell the PPG Ditzer lines and its their color chart I have been using. Now something real important at this point is to make sure the new color is compatable. To that end you might need to have your brand matched to the formula and it might take more than the kid at the counter to do it correctly. Again TCP might be able to give a cross formula for your local shop or ship you the correct mix.
Don't have time to run this down today, sorry.