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Paint Question
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Scott_Hower
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So long as you know one of the current mfgr codes, yes:
https://www.towerpaint.com/customcans.html
I do not have personal experience, but have heard good things about them.
Most modern auto paints are hardened/catalyzed and have a finite pot life; I'd imagine the rattle can paint is not hardened paint.
https://www.towerpaint.com/customcans.html
I do not have personal experience, but have heard good things about them.
Most modern auto paints are hardened/catalyzed and have a finite pot life; I'd imagine the rattle can paint is not hardened paint.
kennypinkerton
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Napa has a paint-can system too that they can put custom mixed paint into.
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