1968 Chrysler Pampas Tan
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(Pampas Tan : Chrysler : 1968)
1968 paint by Chrysler with a promotional name of Pampas Tan. This brown automotive paint color is most commonly known as Pampas Tan. The color formulation has been used only in 1968, primarily by Chrysler. See the detailed list below. The primary use of this paint is for interior color. Many interior paints where semi-gloss or flat versions of exterior colors. Lower gloss finishes could be created by adding a half ounce of Flattening Compound to a pint of the unreduced color. An unpolished version of the paint generally produced a semi-gloss finish for repair.
We have only found one paint in our database which matches 1968 Chrysler Pampas Tan.
Example of 1968 Chrysler Pampas Tan
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Usage list 1968 Chrysler Pampas Tan paint (more information)
Paint Manufacturer Codes
PPG/Ditzler : 81600
Dupont : 9509L
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1968 paint by Chrysler with a promotional name of Pampas Tan. This brown automotive paint color is most commonly known as Pampas Tan. The color formulation has been used only in 1968, primarily by Chrysler. See the detailed list below. The primary use of this paint is for interior color. Many interior paints where semi-gloss or flat versions of exterior colors. Lower gloss finishes could be created by adding a half ounce of Flattening Compound to a pint of the unreduced color. An unpolished version of the paint generally produced a semi-gloss finish for repair.
We have only found one paint in our database which matches 1968 Chrysler Pampas Tan.
Example of 1968 Chrysler Pampas Tan
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or See all paints named "Pampas Tan" or "Pampas" or "Tan"
Usage list 1968 Chrysler Pampas Tan paint (more information)
| year | make | model | code | paint name | comment |
| 1968 | Chrysler | Pampas Tan | interior, suede finish, dash |
Paint Manufacturer Codes
PPG/Ditzler : 81600
Dupont : 9509L
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