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Paint Codes
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This may help. There are two BRGs one is GN25, the other is GN29. GN25 is lighter with a yellowish tint while GN29 was used on BJ8s and is much darker:
GN29: > PPG code 47956 <. GN25: > Color Codes - British Racing Green Light Paint Cross-Reference <
GN29: > PPG code 47956 <. GN25: > Color Codes - British Racing Green Light Paint Cross-Reference <
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This information might help, it was made in a single stage acrylic urethane. This paint is no longer available due to changing VOC regulations.
Your local Sherwin-Williams Automotive paint store may be able to cross it into another product. If I recall, I gave them the ICI code GN29 for the Dark BRG color and they develop a pint of this touch-up paint for me that worked great.
Your local Sherwin-Williams Automotive paint store may be able to cross it into another product. If I recall, I gave them the ICI code GN29 for the Dark BRG color and they develop a pint of this touch-up paint for me that worked great.
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Dougie. of the two BRGs on Healeys I like the GN29 Dark BRG best. The light green just looks off to me with that yellow tint. Your car shows GN29 at its best. Beautiful!