Ppg Deltron 2000 Dbc4230 Torch Red Gm Code Wa9075,71,70 Red Line Red Corvette on 2040-parts.com
Watertown, New York, US
Up for sale is a gallon of PPG Deltron 2000 automotive basecoat paint.This color is DBC4230 Torch Red and is a match to GM code WA9075.This is a great looking bold red that GM used on its product line for a number of years and would look great on any paint project you may have.This gallon is not reduced and will produce 2 gallons of sprayable material.We also custom mix colors if you are looking for something special.Please feel free to email me if you have any questions.
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