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#1572488 03/14/2025 3:02 PM
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where can i find commercial red touch up paint ppg 70430 code 255 for 1955 pickup

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Hi, gmman4, Your post has been moved to the Paint and Body Shop Forum where it's more on topic.

Many parts stores have touch-up paint selections, but 1955 is way too old for them to carry it.
Your local PPG paint dealer (auto, not general use) could mix up a spray can for you. Would probably cost around $30-40 for a can. Or they might be able to do the same in a small brush-on bottle. You'd have to check with them.
According to paintref.com Commercial Red paint codes equivalences are GM WA5127 and Chrysler DT3043 (used thru 1983) or Martin Senour (NAPA) 109. Those codes may be more available than the old PPG codes. Many paint shops will give you the blank stare if you give them the old Ditzler/PPG or Dupont codes.


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gmman4, if you Google "automotive paint and body supply in Wisconsin", you can see a couple of choices. If you can take a sample of your color to them they can try to match it using a paint color matching tool.


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You might check with these folks. They matched up the color I needed exactly right.

https://www.readycarpaint.com/

Last edited by MickeyP; 03/19/2025 2:12 PM.

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