Mixed By Reg Vin Number Aerosol Spray Paint With Wide Fan Spray Nozzle & Colour Checker Card Perfect Colour Match (Aerosol Spray Paint)

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Suzuki paint codes can be found under the bonnet or in the door jamb. They are usually 3 digits, and can be either all letters (usually including a Z) or a mix of letters and numbers, like: Location: The code can be found on the driver’s side door jamb, the firewall or in front of the radiator under the bonnet release catch. Mini Paint Codes Location: The code can normally be found on the passenger side firewall, in front of the radiator or on the driver’s side door jamb. Toyota Paint Codes Metallic paints are becoming increasingly common, as manufacturers look to offer customers a more appealing range of paint options for their newer models. Metallic car paint is named as such because it contains powdered aluminium. This not only makes it highly durable, but it also provides an elevated shine, even in low light. Pearlescent

Paint code details: BMW paint codes are usually made up of 3 numbers, a forward slash and another number. The name of the colour is also shown on the paint code tag, and is listed in both English and German. Mini paint codes can be found in the door frame, boot lid or under the bonnet. Since 2000, Mini has been owned by BMW and as such they share paint codes. We can match your colour to either exact name or paint code, for examplePorsche paint codes can be found in the door frame, boot lid or under the bonnet. They are typically 3 digits in a combination of letters and numbers, plus a name, like: paints: If you require an even more durable finish then, select the 2K option, 2k Paints are chemically hardened, they are activated by releasing a valve at the base of the aerosol, once the can is activated you have a twelve hour period for use. All modern vehicles will have their paint code on the bodywork somewhere, most commonly located on the door jamb, door frame or door hinge. However, there are several possible locations, depending on manufacturer. Paint code details: The code varies in length and is a combination of numbers and letters. It is clearly indicated on the tag under the “Paint No.” indicator. You’ll also be able to find your paint code or colour name in your vehicle’s handbook or paperwork.

All our paints are mix of RAL Aerosols in a choice of either Polyurethane Synthetic , Cellulose, QAD Enamel or 2K Air Dry. Pumped into Promatic aerosols providing HVLP style atomisation, very little overspray and constant pressure. Pearlescent paint is often offered as an optional extra by some manufacturers. These paints are essentially high-end metallics, containing a wider range of paint pigments to provide a richer colour, and can appear different shades depending on the light. Matte Seat and Skoda paint codes can be found in the door frame, boot lid or under the bonnet. They are usually 3 digits including letters and numbers, plus a name. They share core car paint colours with Volkswagen Group (VAG), like: Before applying the paint to the vehicle, we recommend testing the colour and which spray pattern you require, you can adjust the nozzle to spray horizontally or vertically.

Aerosols should not be applied in cold, damp weather – it will adversely affect the application, finish, and drying time. Porsche shares some paint codes and colours with Volkswagen Group (VAG) and has some specific paint codes and names of its own, such as: The Ford original paint is the one we’d choose if we wanted to make sure that we got the best match to the existing factory colour. It also had a decent finish straight from the can. Paint code details: Saab paint codes are 3 digits long and contain only numbers. Occasionally, the code may be proceeded by a letter. Citroen paint codes (often shared with Peugeot ones) are usually found in the door hinge. They typically comprise 3 digits. They can be letters or numbers, like:

For some vehicles, we can match your paint off colour name - with Fords, for example, we can find all colours by name including:paints: If you require an even more durable finish then select the 2K option, 2k Paints are chemically hardened, they are activated by releasing a valve at the base of the aerosol, once the can is activated you have a twelve hour period for use. Mercedes paint codes can be found in the door frame, boot lid or under the bonnet. They are typically 3 numbers , like : Location: On all Honda models, the paint code plaque can be found on the driver’s side door jamb. Jaguar Paint Codes Car paints aren’t created equal. Depending on the manufacturer, the model and the class, you might be dealing with one of a number of different paint types, so it’s important to consider this when buying touch-up paint for repairs and maintenance.

Cellulose – Mainly solid colours, no need for lacquer to obtain gloss. Modern cars will not be formulated in Cellulose, should only be used for Industrial or Classic Car use. Acrylic – Gives ‘Direct Gloss’ no need for clear coat, very durable. Only available in Solid Colours (Straight white, Straight red, no metallics etc) This paint requires a hardener for it to dry, this is added to the Aerosol and you have at most 48 hours to use it before it goes hard in the can. 2k Acrylic paints contain isocyanates and correct PPE must be worn. The recommended minimum temperature for using car spray paint is 15+ degrees, preferably room temperature indoors in a warm and well-ventilated area.prospect. With thousands of shades available of a single colour, you want to make sure that the spray paint