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Here is the info sent to me by Trowen's wife. I went to my painter today and had it checked out. It is a match. Thank you Terri and Todd for the great information.
This is for RM Diamont Paint from BASF, not sure if it tranfers directly to any
other brand. Here is the info from the can.
Color Info
Mfr: GM
Name: Boatswain Blue
Year: 1939 - 1949
Color Id: WH602520
Solution Info:
Line: D
Solution Id: WH1468308
Solution (this is for 1 qt/1 gal)
POS # Base Code 1 qt
1 UR50 78.9
2 BC406 623.6
3 BC300 805.8
4 BC605 867.3
POS # Base Code 1 gal
1 UR50 315.7
2 BC406 2494.4
3 BC300 3223.0
4 BC605 3469.2
Blue Skies,
Terri & Todd Owen
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1946 3100 Pickup
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From a U. S. Navy retired Boatswain's Mate. That should be a beautiful color
Dale Duffield Tulalip, WA.
1927 Sports Cabriolet (since 1954)
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I'm just glad it's not "deck gray". :eek: ex- "deck ape", USN '67-'68 
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Could this be the same Boatswain Blue as in 1931?
If you have old Chevrolets, other old Chevrolets will find out where you live.
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I would imagine that the difference is not extremely noticeable to the human eye. It is the match from Trowen's 31.
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1946 3100 Pickup
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