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    What color can I get at the local paint places that is close to brilliantrot? Paintscratch.com is $25 PER spray can (12.5oz) and $80 PER pint (16oz) and I dont wanna pay that much for paint. So... what is something close? Or whats a paint code that is close to that, that the local places could mix up?

    Will
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    Originally posted by george graves
    If people keep quoting me in their sig, I'm going to burn this motherfucker down.

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    Originally posted by PeaveyBassist View Post
    What color can I get at the local paint places that is close to brilliantrot? Paintscratch.com is $25 PER spray can (12.5oz) and $80 PER pint (16oz) and I dont wanna pay that much for paint. So... what is something close? Or whats a paint code that is close to that, that the local places could mix up?

    Will
    Just get the paint code off of the sticker on the front strut housing, and any professional automotive paint shop should be able to mix it up for you.

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      #3
      You can also go to a PPG car place and buy this little reservior that is mounted underneath a pressurized spray can, That way, you can put any paint in the reservior, screw it to the bottom of the spray can and use it as spray paint. It's only like $15 for the can and reservior. You'd need to get extra pressurized cans if you're going to be doing alot of spraying.

      Of course, I'm assuming you dont' have a compressor.
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        #4
        REDs are VERY expensive colors due to the pigments used.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Eurospeed View Post
          Just get the paint code off of the sticker on the front strut housing, and any professional automotive paint shop should be able to mix it up for you.
          Is it the 308/x number? Or the longer one?

          Will
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          Originally posted by george graves
          If people keep quoting me in their sig, I'm going to burn this motherfucker down.

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            #6
            Yes, Will - its 308.
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              #7
              I picked up brilliant red from a local shop during the summer
              $20+/- per rattle can

              The Aersol was the expensive part

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                #8
                just picked up some locally for about $15 already in the rattle cans. I'm gonna repaint my fender :) wish me luck!

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by 1990m3 View Post
                  just picked up some locally for about $15 already in the rattle cans. I'm gonna repaint my fender :) wish me luck!
                  So what kind of paint did you buy, and how did it turn out?

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                    #10
                    i picked some up for 25 bux a pint, and they will fill an aerosol can up for you for 6 bux a pop each time using the paint you bought. not too bad.
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                    Originally posted by RickSloan
                    so if you didnt get it like that did you glue fuzzy oil to the entire thing?

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