correct turquoise engine paint

Anyone know where to buy the correct turquoise paint for my 67 440? Thanks for any help

MP is one, but buy a couple of extra cans; they're infamous for not spraying correctly. I'd bet Frank Badalson has it, as well as Totally Auto, Bill Hirsch, and Plastikote. I know the MP is the correct shade, and Hirsch's Chrysler Red is spot-on, but I can't verify the others as I haven't used them.

We painted my brother's 383 with the MP paint last year, and it was great.

It seemed to have a different label than MP stuff I had used in the past, but no probelms with being thin, runny, or faulty nozzles. Less than 2 cans to fully cover. Prob cound have done a thin coat withn 1.

The MP paint is way off.

Ive used Bill Hirsh Turquoise on several engines and I feel it "may" be a tiny bit too blue, but I really like it. I havent been able to compare it to a real/original turquoise unit but nobody has mentioned it being off. The paint takes some practice to get it to spray the way I want but I imagine everyone and every condition speaks to that preference. I get fantastic gloss out of the single stage paint everytime I shoot it.

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Frank Badelson sells an excellent match sixpackfrank@aol.com

It's not rattle can paint, you'll need to shoot it with a gun, it's single stage Delstar Acrylic Enamel. I've used it and it matches original paint samples very closely.

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Ive used Bill Hirsh Turquoise

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Man, Do you even start that engine? If my engine bay looked like that, I'd throw away the key...