I see Duplicolor has a pretty good line of spray touch up paints, but they only seem to have stuff for cars that are from 1994 and on. They have Milano Red and a couple of other honda reds, but I'm looking fro Rio Red (R63). Does anyone know of any companies that sell this? I know you can get brush on touch up paint from Honda, but what about a small spray can.

I'll have to say that the spray nozzles on those Duplicolor "Import color" cans are pretty damn good. They have a very controllable fan nozzle and the coverage is great.

 

Hmmm, just found this:

http://www.automotivetouchup.com/spray_paint.asp

Anyone know anything about these guys?

 

I found flint black (duplicolor) in a can. It matched my car pretty damn good, i did my hatch (it was faded) and you cannot tell other than the sand scraches showing through.

 

if this will be a one time thing...
http://www.paintscratch.com they sell base and clear coats in 12.5 oz cans.

if you plan on doing this more than once....
http://www.harborfreight.com/c...=1102
mix up some hardener, reducer, and r63 paint.

 

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http://www.paintscratch.com they sell base and clear coats in 12.5 oz cans.
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if you plan on doing this more than once....
http://www.harborfreight.com/c...=1102
mix up some hardener, reducer, and r63 paint.
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Lol, I have that exact can. I never thought to spray paint out of it. Thanks for the tip. Where would you recommend buying those supplies (paint, hardner, reducer)?

 

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Lol, I have that exact can. I never thought to spray paint out of it. Thanks for the tip. Where would you recommend buying those supplies (paint, hardner, reducer)?</TD></TR></TABLE>

np. you can get the supplies at your local automotive paint dealer. ask for omni au if you're on a budget. omni is a manufactured by ppg. almost as good but way cheaper. plan on spending around $60 for the materials. don't forget to clean the can with paint thinner afterwards.

 

Rio Red owns MRs life so hard it's not even funny

 

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np. you can get the supplies at your local automotive paint dealer. ask for omni au if you're on a budget. omni is a manufactured by ppg. almost as good but way cheaper. plan on spending around $60 for the materials. don't forget to clean the can with paint thinner afterwards.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thanks. You da man!

 

I have a nasty fender and Im looking for a new one to replace it. If it turns out to be another color, can I just buy a spray can from that website and look alright?

 

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sounds like it. im about to order me a can to redo my bay. ive heard good things about it.

 

Rio Red is the ****.