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hey guys i have some paint for sale and i can devide up as well

the paint is as follows:

mitsi saphire blue x 12 litres

ford phantom ( purple) x 8 litres

ford citric acid ( yellow green) x 8 litres

mitsi stralight mica clear coat ( pearl clearcoat) x 12 litres

ebony black x 15 litres

holden ultraviolet ( purple) like a midnight purple.... x 16 litres

LOOKING at between $5 TO $10 A LITRE.... WHICH IS VERY CHEAP!

any questions, dont hesitate to pm me for more info and none of this paint ahs been reduced down yet!

all good quallty coatings too.... Made by PPG industries

cheers.... Pete :(

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as long as it kept in a seal tin, iot should keep quite happly for a couple-plus of years easy.........

true that. ive used paint at work that was mixed in 2002/3 and its fine, just give it a good stir beforehand.

hello, im interested in finding out a little more about the colours. more of what they look like etc, if u have a site or example cars i can look at it would be great. also how much would it cost to paint a whole car? a sedan (not skyline) accord

best way to find out the colours is put them in a google image search.....( thats why i have included the manufature with the colour if i could)

secondly im not painting cars only seeling paint so that you will have to chase down for yaself

no it is accrillic paints and thats the only colours that i have avaliable,

YOU WILL NEED TO BUY A CLEAR COAT TO COVER THE PAINT COLOUR ONCE YOU HAVE SPRAYED IT......

YOU CAN USE EITHER ACCRILLIC OR 2PAC CLEAR.

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