Spray paint in "Azalea Pink" owned by DAZE

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A spray can of Illinois Bronze Accent Designer Spray containing 029 Azalea Pink, a pink color paint. The spray can has a white paper label exterior with vertical, thin, black stripes. The label features a large, pink graphic of a bowl-shaped stand filled with fruits and leaves. The fruits depicted include grapes, apples, peaches and oranges. Above the bowl graphic in black text is the name of the manufacturer [ILLINOIS BRONZE] below the company logo, stylized letters [I B]. In black text, below the bowl graphic, is information about the paint color, the brand, as well as a warning label: [ACCENT / DESIGNER SPRAY / SOFT MATTE FINISH / FOR FLORAL – DISPLAY – CRAFT AND / HOME DECORATING ON ALL MATERIALS / INCLUDING FRESH AND PERMANENT FLOWERS] and below the base of the stand graphic is the text [029 AZALEA PINK / DANGER-EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE. KEEP FROM / HEAT OR FLAME. CONTENTS UNDER PRESSURE.

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