JAPAN 'QUAKE: Paint pigment paucity poses problem
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 28 March 2011
A shortage of a type of shiny pigment used in automobile paints and made only in a single plant in Japan has emerged as the newest headache for the auto industry.
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