Dupli-color 1f7 Silver & Clear Coat | Touch Up Paint | Toyota All-in-1 | Aty1617 on 2040-parts.com
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Manufacturer's Description: Scratch Fix All-in-1™ Exact-Match Automotive Touch-Up Paint Dupli-Color® Scratch Fix All-in-1™ Exact-Match Automotive Touch-Up Paint is the all-in-1 tool for all your touch-up repairs. The tool features an abrasive prep tip, exact-color match paint, and clear coat. The convenient, ergonomically designed Scratch Fix All-in-1 is the first touch-up tool of its kind to combine both paint and clear protective top coat in a single package. We are the only brand with colors tested and approved by vehicle manufacturers for a perfect match to the original factory finish when restoring that scratch or chip. The New Scratch Fix All-in-1 tool helps you fix it easy and fix it right... in your garage. The Dupli-Color Scratch Fix All-in-1 touch-up tool features an abrasive prep tip, exact-color match paint, and clear coat. We are the only brand with colors tested and approved by vehicle manufacturers for a perfect match to the original factory finish when restoring that scratch or chip.
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