Any time I want to match paint, Coach, truck, boat, car etc I find a piece that will come off such as Gas tank door, reefer vent cover etc and just take that to a good paint house and they will shoot it with their color gun and then match it with the exact color. Always works no problem. If you can't find a piece that will come off just take the coach to them and they will shoot it in the street. Works for me. Bob & Carol Howald
99 LX Bunker Hill, Il.
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