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Paint in a can 200

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posted by  Philip Pan on  Wed Mar 5 09:54 CST 2003
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Find an automotive finish supply store--a dedicated merchant that supplies pro body shops, not an aisle at Pep Boys. They should be able to computer match your paint or match by color code and make you a small batch. You may need to buy a special spray can that is recharged by a cartridge or by compressed air. In a big place like LA, you should have no trouble finding this.
Easy way to find them: call a few indie body shops and ask who their supplier is.
--
'84 '285' rice-eater with lotsa hp & performance goodies






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