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MGB Pale Primrose touch up paint
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Joe Reed
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paintscratch.com offers single stage in a pen or small bottles (1 & 2 oz). They also list Pale Primrose, but with an expected disclaimer that the paint may not match since the car is so old. Kinda expensive for the amount of paint you get, but for less than $20 I doubt you could get it done any cheaper.
Some O'Reilly stores mix paint, but most don't....and I don't know if they do very small quantities.
Some O'Reilly stores mix paint, but most don't....and I don't know if they do very small quantities.
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Yeah, I always wonder why companies make it so difficult to order their products online. It's not THAT hard to make it easy!
I suppose it's because the website designers don't really know the product and it's use, and don't get enough input from the people with actual knowledge.
I suppose it's because the website designers don't really know the product and it's use, and don't get enough input from the people with actual knowledge.
