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    Mybelle21
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    Does anyone know how to touch up the color on the models that are yellow, red, etc. ?? I am looking at purchasing a yellow model and it has a sizable chip. Any suggestions?

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    I also have a yellow stove. I took a piece of it (when I had it appart for cleaning) to an autobody shop. They did a good job matching the color and gave me a small bottle of paint for about $10. It's not exact, but unless your look really close you can't tell - I had a big chip of the front of my burner cover. The autobody paint is also a bit thick so you can keep adding layers to fill in the chip to get it to the level of the rest of the surface.
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    Parts houses that cater to appliance repairmen have (or can get) appliance touch up "paint" for porcelain appliances. Available in a large variety of colors, that was how I matched mine.

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