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Anyone have the PPG number for Brewster Green?

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What year Brewster Green?
GMC or Chevrolet?

It looks like that name was used for a variety of greens, in different years (for a variety of cars and trucks).

Try your year and make on this site.




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I have it. e-mail me and I will get it to you. It was not easy to get and ended up being through trial and error. I am 100% confident that it is correct as I was at a show last year and got to park next to a early 40's chevy in original paint (brewster green). The car was in great shape and in original paint. I got to talk at length with the owner who is in his late 70's. Even he was amazed at how the colors matched so much. It was great confirmation that I got it about as right as one could hope.

just e-mail me. I used PPG DBU if I remember correctly but I will know for sure when I check the can.

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Is there any way that we can have access to Tim Sheridan’s truck site?

I would like to get access to the Brewster green paint he used.

Thanks,

Mike


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None of the links work on this old post. I know there several Brewster greens. Someone should have the color codes




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Here's the current link for that color library page. TCP Global autocolorlibrary


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