72 Red Paint formula

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Dilemma: Have to make sure I have the correct red on my 72.

Background: I had Sherwin Williams reformulate the original formula into a new spray able formula. They provided me a formula of #68843 and we sprayed the car. I’m concerned they may not have got it right. The color does match the inside shell of the car with the interior out but does not match the darker red under the door panels. To me the color looks orangey but I just don’t know. Do you know how I can get a current paint code from another manufacture, DuPont, PPG…? Or who may be able to help me?
Thanks, Jeff

7/21/1412:07 PM

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