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Paint Repair Tips? 444-544

posted by  copterplt on  Tue Jun 21 16:15 CST 2005
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If you want to match your paint you need to go to your local auto paint store and they should have a machine which will read the paint thats on your car and should be able to match it. keep in mind that your paint may be faded and may be difficult to match. If they are able to come up with a good match be sure that you ge a few extra copies of the paint mixing code so that you'll have it for the future






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