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MCFA's touch up paint is made by Valspar and most industrial paint stores should be able to match the colors,or these can be bought from SMH also.

Use suffix "A" for aerosol and "G" for gallons at the end of the part numbers. Aerosol comes from factory in 6-pack cases, Gallons come 2 per case.

Valspar color code is REN2043 and is called Mitsubishi Green
  • Posted 9 Oct 2011 11:20
  • By roadtech
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