Lot Of7 - New 1 Shot Paint One Shot 1/4 Quarter Pint New Enamels on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, New York, US
You are bidding on a LOT of 7 New and Unused 1 Shot Fluorescent Quarter Pint / 4 oz. Containers. Each is NEW and has not been opened.
- 1 Shot Paint 4 oz. - 202-F Fluorescent ORANGE
- 1 Shot Paint 4 oz. - 203-F Fluorescent RED ORANGE
- 1 Shot Paint 4 oz. - 117- L TAN
- 1 Shot Paint 4 oz. - 168- L SALMON PINK
- 1 Shot Paint 4 oz. - 111- L METALLIC BRASS
- 1 Shot Paint 4 oz. - 162- L PURPLE
- 1 Shot Paint 4 oz. - 153- PROCESS BLUE
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