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#2
02-04-2009, 08:11 AM
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Re: 52 Garnet Red Paint
We're pretty close on 70 Cranberry red, but nothing on Garnet. If you can find a jobber that can still mix laquer, have him mix you a pint, and spray it out as a guide to scan off for bc/cc. Dupont Centari if mixed from the old formula can work also. Generally solids take less tweaking, but I'm not the painter. I just hang the sheetmetal. Pm JustBadJoe. He shoots the color.
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02-04-2009, 09:25 AM
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Re: 52 Garnet Red Paint
Here's my Garnet Red convert next to my nephew's original paint coupe. Let me tell ya, it's a tough color to get right... and no, I don't think mine is exactly right either!
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02-04-2009, 04:17 PM
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Re: 52 Garnet Red Paint
[ QUOTE ]
Mike, Hate is a pretty strong word, don't you agree?  [/ QUOTE ] Ok..OK..Craig, how about " I don't car for "  Helmut..I love your red cars  Garnet Red is very rich looking.Mike 
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