YosemiteSam
04-02-2006, 04:49 AM
If you can get a color sample small enough to carry around and you have a
Sherwin Williams paint store nearby they can color match with the Identical auto paint color that they mix until you think it's just right then they'll put it in pressurized spray cans for you.Depending on how much you want to paint A 1pint can will get you 3-22oz spray cans with alittle left in the pint can for touchups.8yrs ago this cost me $22 so may be closer to$30 by now and if you look at my post you'll see a 1923 Yellow T-Bucket that I painted the frontend with the Yellow Sherwin Williams color matched paint after a wreck I had and you really can't tell the differents. If there's no S&W then most big paint Suppliers can do this, Home Depot and Lowes can also do a great color match but can't put it in spray cans as far as I know but if you have a spray gun setup you got it made!
Hope this Helps Some of You out!
Sherwin Williams paint store nearby they can color match with the Identical auto paint color that they mix until you think it's just right then they'll put it in pressurized spray cans for you.Depending on how much you want to paint A 1pint can will get you 3-22oz spray cans with alittle left in the pint can for touchups.8yrs ago this cost me $22 so may be closer to$30 by now and if you look at my post you'll see a 1923 Yellow T-Bucket that I painted the frontend with the Yellow Sherwin Williams color matched paint after a wreck I had and you really can't tell the differents. If there's no S&W then most big paint Suppliers can do this, Home Depot and Lowes can also do a great color match but can't put it in spray cans as far as I know but if you have a spray gun setup you got it made!
Hope this Helps Some of You out!