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Old 04-10-15, 02:00
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Colour sounds the same Mike but mine are DD and 1944

Below the can a colour patch under artificial light and in direct sunlight the colour chip on a KG3 Colour card all on a late KGj NOS Chev part.

I understand it was used as you describe. My tins also have sand in the paint to give a grainy non slip effect.
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