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Paint - where to buy it?
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Mike -
The body shop that did my TR3 and MGB got theirs from the local PPG (same code # as Ditzler) supplier. Philadelphia should have several auto paint outlets that can fix you up. Have them mix up a small amount for you first, even if you have to pay for it, just to be sure it's what you want.
Mickey
The body shop that did my TR3 and MGB got theirs from the local PPG (same code # as Ditzler) supplier. Philadelphia should have several auto paint outlets that can fix you up. Have them mix up a small amount for you first, even if you have to pay for it, just to be sure it's what you want.
Mickey
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Unfortunately Dupont's website is a pain to navigate. Try going to: https://www.performancecoatings.dupont.com/bowstreet5/webengine/dpc/common/Controller
Then click on: Automotive Finishes
Then click on: jobber locator
then type in PHILADELPHIA and select PA from the pull down to do search for local dealers.
PC.
Then click on: Automotive Finishes
Then click on: jobber locator
then type in PHILADELPHIA and select PA from the pull down to do search for local dealers.
PC.