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Understand these are matches to "paint chip" colors under controlled conditions, and that the actual appearance on a vehicle was sometimes quite different. This happens because of weathering, surface texture, and angles, as well as changes in the quality of the ambient lighting itself. Also don't forget that there were two ways to cut the strength of the paints being used in field application (fuel and water), and the amount of cutting varied widely. Thinning paint can have a big impact on the resulting shade, where a dark brown can unexpectedly end up looking almost pink.


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