PP-1 Red
- Thread starter The Rebel
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never tried one, but this may be handy
https://store.preval.com/collection...CZ-SMOnTbWGaT4aAk2kEALw_wcB&variant=188709532
https://store.preval.com/collection...CZ-SMOnTbWGaT4aAk2kEALw_wcB&variant=188709532
I've used them there ok, small area.
69L48Z27
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Preval sprayers work great for small jobs and touch up.
Rebel - you should go to your local paint supply and see if they can use the camera to match your paint color. Odds of matching color based on a code are slim to none. Once they do that, they should be able to make spray cans.
Rebel - you should go to your local paint supply and see if they can use the camera to match your paint color. Odds of matching color based on a code are slim to none. Once they do that, they should be able to make spray cans.
68 HEMI GTS
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The original pp1 had lead. You will need the not environmentally friendly mixture to duplicate the correct color. I went through this already. Use PPG.
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