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#1396375 02/08/2021 2:49 PM
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I bought this bottle of touch up paint last year for my 49 pickup at the local automotive paint & supply store. $24.99 for a 2 oz bottle so that's $1,600 for a gallon. I was familar with how much in general a gallon goes for but never thought about the price per oz. Liquid gold.
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It's the cost of the little bottle. wink


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