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#1516088 09/06/2023 4:42 AM
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The interior of my 49. 3600 has sort of a taupe color. I was told the paint was as close to factory as could be had. Looking to paint two brackets and would like a match as close as possible

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Probably the only way you'll get a close match is to take a part (the glove box door inside part should be painted interior color) to an auto paint store and see if they can match it. You could buy the premixed paint from Jim Carter, which is supposed to be the original color, but I found it to be quite a bit darker than the original paint on my interior.


Kevin
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