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In a word- no. Maybe you can get a paint shop to make you some and put it in a can?
BASF Diamont line has a formulation. DuPont's version is apparently drying up some of the ingredients. May still be able to get it but I haven't tried in a long while.
I can attest to the fact that in the sun, the BASF and the DuPont formulas look darn near the same. DuPont formulation has a bit more flip/flop to it out of the sun, but when I was working on the DuPont formulation with Demmer and DuPont, I had a test sample of the DuPont and laid it up next to a car that was redone with BASF Diamont formula. As I said, in the sun, they look the same to me. I used to have a picture of that somewhere, but I haven't seen it in a while.
Since rattle paint cans have more thinner in them, I don't know how well it would spray out in a can.
Interesting, if you ever find the picture please post it. Thank you for posting I know some of my questions may have been asked before and I do try to search before I ask, i do appreciate it.
Is there a rattle can spray paint available that's close to the firefrost gold used on 69 H/O cars?
If you go to an Automotive paint store they can mix the color and fill a spray can for you. It's very common. You just need to make sure the store
has the provisions to fill spray cans. Hope this helps.
See if you can find a BASF dealer that can make a can for you.if you can get two part even better
Keep in mind in general stuff out of a can might not be as good as a quart mixed one.. but they are getting better, even make two part can sprays now..
Maybe clearcoat after with a two part clear like this..