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Re: Best Paint Match for 1972 Saddle Interior
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Originally Posted by SoCoC10
Sheen is an easy fix with satin or semigloss rattle can clear coat. I’m more concerned with color. The Counterrpart arm rests are lighter and have more red in them. That’s why I’m wondering about the OER arm rests.
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I was just pointing out none of the colors will look the same as original with the different sheen. I'm wanting to match the color, too. You pointed out the same difference between the Counterpart arm rest and "dark saddle" painted door panel as I did comparing the paint I used with the original door panel. More red in the correct color. I never installed those panels I dyed with the speakers cut into them. I was just check the thread to find out what I used so I can do some other parts before doing the fresh-up. Once my originals come out I'm taking them in to get scanned
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