What color is this Shasta?

Mint green?

Yes, that is the name of the color of the new issue in the green. "Seafoam" just conjures up disgusting images in my head having grown up near the Gulf.

John, you Da Man! I wonder if most paint stores can match an old color with the code? 

SusieQ, I think you're right about the new issue calling it Seafoam. I knew I've seen it someplace recently. So...You Da Girl!

I like the more subtle tone on the older one.

Looks close, if not perfect. My wife might give me the thumbs up on this...assuming it can be made.

Update:

A man who says he has been in the paint business over 20 years told me PPG is a Pittsburgh Paint code and Ace doesn't have it in their system.

On to Sherwin Williams... "Nope, it is not in our system. We could match it if you had a sample painted you can bring us."

On to PPG itself..."That sure is our paint, and our code, but it's automotive paint only. Even though it is our color we have no way to transfer it to another type (cheaper) paint. It will run you about $900 or so."

Some days things don't go my way!

I have been hand sanding the camper and doing prep for 4 days and the moment of truth on picking a color is coming soon.

My wife really likes this color. How can I tell her she can't have it?  John, look at the mess you got me in!

I can't believe how hard you guys make a simple project!

I give you the color, the paint code, the brand of paint, and what do you do......GO TO ACE HARDWARE, and talk to a youngster about fifty year old automotive paint. You need to go to a REAL automotive paint store, and they will have no problem mixing you a couple of quarts to spray half a trailer. PPG and Sherwin Williams have retail house paint stores, and industrial/automotive paint dealers, they carry different types of paint for different applications. Are you going to waste 50% of your paint, why would you buy a gallon when your going to shoot two colors? That paint is not going to cost over a couple of hundred bucks, with hardener and reducer included. The $900 a gallon is B.S., for a single stage, non metallic, non candy color. I would like to know what the exact PPG paint was, that was quoted at $900/Gal.? The most expensive PPG paint I ever purchased was a "water borne" Base coat/Clear coat in Ruby Red @ $500/gal. Red's are the most expensive color (by about 10%) due to the red tint pigment cost.