Looking for a Source for Torch Red Spray Paint
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I think Forum Sponser Fred Beans had the best price.
You will need your paint code.
http://www.fredbeansparts.com/en_US/
You will need your paint code.
http://www.fredbeansparts.com/en_US/
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Looking for a Source for Torch Red Spray Paint
Our Walmart carries it and we live in Hooterville!
Paint Code on can is DSGM510W by Dupli-Color $3.57
5 oz. spray can.
Paint Code on can is DSGM510W by Dupli-Color $3.57
5 oz. spray can.
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Great info. Will be saving this for future reference. Thanks.
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I agree with tfredc5...take you paint code in to a auto body supply store and have them mix up a pint of paint and put it in 2 spray bombs and tell them to give you whats left of the pint and take that home to use for brush touch ups. I bought an aftermarket spoiler for my honda and painted it myself and put a clear coat on it. It turned out looking like a professional job with a perfect color match and it was a metallic color too. I also did a couple minor touch ups on my old 87 Roadster and that also turned out looking perfect. Just make sure you cover it with a good clear coat and buff that out with compound and follow up with a wax. 
