Ok Sergent, your turn in the barrel! You get the same prize as Neil, close but no cigar. I had to drive 119 miles today to find an auto parts store that had Duplicolor T415. I laid down a sample next to the PPG 27467 and it is close but it has to much gold tint in it. It comes out quite a bit lighter than the offset color from PPG.
Once again, if you’re not after the absolute original color I doubt if 95% of the people who see it will be able to tell the difference. The only way anybody is going to tell that it's off is to have a color chip in his or her back pocket for comparison. Either the T415 or the Rustolium is reasonably close, just not perfect.
So that's another can of spray paint to add to the collection on the shelf.
Of course you understand that it would be a fruitless effort to try to take pictures to show you. There are just too many variables between the lighting, cameras, computer screens, graphic programs, color systems etc., to display an accurate rendition of the colors.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
