Dupli-Color BHA0978-6 PK (EBHA09787-6 PK) Taffeta White Perfect Match Automotive Paint For Honda Vehicles - 8 oz. Aerosol, (Case of 6)
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Jun 4 – Jun 8
Style: Honda
Size: 8 Ounce (Pack of 6)
Color: Taffeta White
Features
- Compatible with Vehicle Color code(s): NH578
Description
Dupli-Color Perfect Match Premium Automotive Paint is an easy-to-use, high- quality, fast-drying, acrylic lacquer aerosol paint specially formulated to exactly match the color of the original factory applied coating. Ideal for use on all OEM paint surfaces, Perfect Match is available in a complete line of exact-match colors for current and late model import and domestic vehicles, making this product ideal for both small scale vehicle touch-up and for painting vehicle accessories. For the final step in the exact color match process and to provide additional gloss and protection, finish with Dupli- Color Perfect Match Clear Coat.
Brand: Dupli-Color
Color: Taffeta White
Finish Type: Gloss
Size: 8 Ounce (Pack of 6)
Item Volume: 8 Fluid Ounces
Special Feature: Fast-Drying
Unit Count: 8.0 Ounce
Paint Type: Acrylic
Specific Uses For Product: Car
Surface Recommendation: Metal,Plastic
Brand Name: Dupli-Color
Paint Type: Acrylic
Specific Uses For Product: Car
Surface Recommendation: Metal,Plastic
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Item Form: Aerosol
Container Type: Aerosol
Coverage: Full
Global Trade Identification Number:
Part Number: BHA0978-6 PK
Model Number: EBHA09787 -6pk
Age Range Description: Adult
Special Features: Fast-Drying
Is Waterproof: True
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Size: 8 Ounce (Pack of 6)
Item Volume: 8 Fluid Ounces
Unit Count: 8.0 Ounce
Color: Taffeta White
Finish Type: Gloss
Color Code: BUN0300
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