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. Primer: We can also provide RAL Aerosol colours in a self etching primer ideal for aluminium, zinc, steel & re-coatable plastics 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: On Toyotas, the paint code always starts C/TR and are 3 digits, a mix of letters and numbers, like:

PaintNuts professional quality precision clear lacquer touch up pens, bottles and aerosols provide a high-gloss clear protective finish with shine that will last.

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: prospect. With thousands of shades available of a single colour, you want to make sure that the spray paint Paint code details: Chevrolet paint codes start with a BC/CC prefix, and are usually 3-4 letters and numbers in length. If your car has two-tone paintwork, there will be two codes preceded by a U (upper) and L (lower).

Kia paint codes can be found in the door frame, boot lid or under the bonnet. Kia paints usually have a code and colour name, and we can match to either. Codes are usually 2-3 digits letters and numbers; for example:Peugeot paint codes are usually located in the door jamb or door hinge. They are often shared with Citroen ones and typically comprise 3 digits as letters and numbers, like: