Pacman cabinet paint match

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Take your backdoor to sherwin williams and have them match it. That's
what I did. Even if you find the code somewhere, I doubt it will match
after 25 years.
The blue specks can be put on in a number of different techniques. Not
all Pac-Mans had the blue specks though. Most did, but early runs did
not have any.

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http://www.tutankham.com/paints.htm

"Erich" <unix4hire@hihi.com> wrote in message
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>> Take your backdoor to sherwin williams and have them match it. That's
>> what I did. Even if you find the code somewhere, I doubt it will match
>> after 25 years.
>> The blue specks can be put on in a number of different techniques. Not
>> all Pac-Mans had the blue specks though. Most did, but early runs did
>> not have any.
>>
>>
>
> I have no back door Also, I plan on painting the entire cabinet over
> so
> matching existing yellow doesn't matter to me. I didn't know if those
> blue
> specks were part of the paint or added later. Anyone else have the paint
> code?