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Here's my baby. 

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I saw the Silver Satin thread and, thought why not?! At any rate, I love the NorthSky Blue color and I thought it would be a good thread to check out So, all you NorthSky Blue Silverado/Sier

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4 minutes ago, Jonathan Trexler said:

Someone on here posted 4 or 5 close matches but I got 2 of the closest ones off of different internet sites and while close, they were not the same.

I tried searching the site and hadnt found anything.  You have a link or know what site/colors you ordered that were close?  

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9 hours ago, Jonathan Trexler said:

I dont, and no idea. Neither were any good.

No worries.  For what I hope to do, does not have to be exact.  I might try and find the place I ordered swatches from when trying to match my SS.

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On 7/20/2020 at 8:03 PM, Jonathan Trexler said:

Someone on here posted 4 or 5 close matches but I got 2 of the closest ones off of different internet sites and while close, they were not the same.

I had a clear bra installed.  Covered the bumper, horizontal grill bars and front of the fenders.

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On 7/23/2020 at 9:38 PM, 46&2 said:

Here is mine.  2020 LT duramax in the best color.  Love this truck

 

 

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Are those factory wheels?

 

Never seen them before.

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