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Location: Sunbury, OH
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Does anyone know of a place that sells "model A" paint colors for touch up. (nail polish size) I have a few small scratches that need touched up. I know that color matching is not exact. I just wanted something close. I looked at the local auto part stores, but couldn't find anything close. Also, looking at my avatar, what is the color of my A. I've looked at online colors, I just wanted verification. Thanks.
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Take it to a Auto parts store and let them do a computer match right on the car. That then accounts for fading etcetera. Ignore suggestions about going to a craft store. Do it right the first time. Wayne
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your best bet would be to get a digital scan of the paint. it will come up with the percentage of match, most good automotive paint supply jobbers do this...
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I doubt those auto parts stores are going to sell him a nail-polish sized bottle of touch-up paint.
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Our local stores can mix a pint and put some products into spray cans. More than a few dabs but a more accurate color match.
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I got some special mixed 1/2 pint can for $20-25. Another time I got a 16-20 oz. spray can for about the same price. If I had wanted I could have got computer matched but I knew the paint code so that wasn't necessary.
Doesn't look like you know your paint code so I would get it computer scanned. |
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Thank you for the suggestions. I will take it in and have it scanned. The other question I have, is the color. Duchess Blue?
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Looks the same as mine. It is Vagabond green.
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if they scan it and get a 100% match it could be called a different name...
i had the ford maroon chip scanned got a 100% match and the modern name for it is midnight cordovan.... |
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My local auto paint store is going to charge me 43 dollars for a half pint of touch up paint color matched. They sure don't give that stuff away anymore.
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Clean oats make better mash.
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