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Current Dyna Brown Paint Code

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Daniel Dunmore

03-14-2006 11:14:38




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I checked with the local auto paint suppliers and they say they can't find a match for the dyna brown paint codes I have (P.P.G. - Acrylic Lacquer # D D L 230049 (Dyna Brown) 4. Sherwin Williams - Dyna Brown # 33-31322-G 6. Dupont Acrylic Enamel # C8194AH (Metallic Brown). Should I check another supplier, or just try to find a sample they can scan?

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Dave Ritenburgh

03-14-2006 12:35:26




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 Re: Current Dyna Brown Paint Code in reply to Daniel Dunmore, 03-14-2006 11:14:38  
PPG Dealers can mix the 230049 in a variety of technologies. The other letters in the codes are for the obsolete Lacquer, But the base code can be mixed in Urethanes and Enamels.



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Daniel Dunmore

03-15-2006 11:58:41




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 Re: Current Dyna Brown Paint Code in reply to Dave Ritenburgh, 03-14-2006 12:35:26  
I have checked with my local PPG dealer and they have no reference for this code. They say they need to scan the color from the tractor. Any suggestions?



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Dave Ritenburgh

03-15-2006 16:08:08




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 Re: Current Dyna Brown Paint Code in reply to Daniel Dunmore, 03-15-2006 11:58:41  
There is an error above in the base code. The base code is 23049. I am holding a can of PPG OMNI MTK Paint which is an acrylic urethane. The Complete code is MTK23049 A Dyna Brown. I had this mixed just last summer. The Omni Line is a very economical Line. I believe this can also be mixed in Other technologies, but the code prefixes and suffix is different.



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