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June 27th 04, 04:00 AM
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cranberry spray paint
I have a cranberry 2002 sc2. I am unable to find spray paint in that
color. Anyone know where I can get some. It is color code 73 Thank you Randy 
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June 27th 04, 06:04 AM
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says... > I have a cranberry 2002 sc2. I am unable to find spray paint in that > color. Anyone know where I can get some. It is color code 73 > > Thank you > > Randy This is as good as you're going to get. http://duplicolor.anthonythomas.com/...atch_maker.cgi They dont put factory paints in "aerosol" spray cans. That would be to much waste and aerosol paints are inferior for automotive finishes. If you got a spray gun, air dryer, compressor, shop, and the skills you would have to goto a automotive paint store and have them mix the paint code up out of a reference book.
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