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Paint Match for HF Series 2 Boxes

Mr onetwo

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I bought a pair of blue 26 x 22 boxes for my garage and was wondering if anyone had found a good match to that color in spray cans.I want to paint the old red Craftsman boxes to match if possible.Thanks:thumbup:
 

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driz

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If you don't find a match, you could always take a part into the paint supplier & have it custom mixed


Take out a drawer any drawer and take it into a automotive paint supply store. NAPA does paint for one . They should have a spectrograph or whatever it’s called . Shoot with the laser and use that magic calculation to custom mix your paint. I think it starts in half pint cans up gallon size whatever you need.
Get the good stuff . Epoxy prime, paint with hardened urethane. Imron or clone paint. The supplier can Square you away right quick


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mike93lx

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Take out a drawer any drawer and take it into a automotive paint supply store. NAPA does paint for one . They should have a spectrograph or whatever it’s called . Shoot with the laser and use that magic calculation to custom mix your paint. I think it starts in half pint cans up gallon size whatever you need.
Get the good stuff . Epoxy prime, paint with hardened urethane. Imron or clone paint. The supplier can Square you away right quick


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They'll do rattle cans too
 

gte718p

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They'll do rattle cans too

At least my NAPA spray cans where stupid expensive. $22 for a 3 oz can. However, quarts where down right reasonable. Mine had PPG and a house brand. The house was ridiculously cheap.

As expensive as they are the spray cans can be worth the cost if you don't have spraying equipment. I had to do some touch up on my boat after a run in with some rocks. We didn't have power at the marina where I stored it. The matching spray cans where god sent and $44 well spent.
 
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