Vehicle and industrial paint

Vehicle paint spray manufactured based on the color code. The color code must be specified in the order notes.  For physical and chemical durability and gloss finish a clearcoat layer is required. The product is non-returnable (specially manufactured). Aerosol volume – 400 ml, paint volume in aerosol – 100 ml (suitable for one wing, door (~1m^2 in two layers), but the coverage varies depending on the shade and type of paint). Indicate the color type and code in the order notes. Specific paint codes (tri-coat paint) might require 2 spray cans (usually white, red, gold effect paint codes).   Available color types: Base color – a car with a single-tone, metallic or pearl effect (always requires additional varnish to ensure gloss and durability). Example of order notes – bmw 354; Volvo 452; VW LA7W; Audi LZ9Y; Skoda 9202; Mercedes 147.  If the color is not selected in the store on site in advance according to the test cards, it is not possible to guarantee an exact match. One color code can have up to 30 sub-variations with slightly darker, lighter, yellower, etc. - We provide most popular variation out of 3 paint systems - Lesonal, Challanger, Mobihel. Packaging may differ visually from the image shown, it is for illustrative purposes only. The product is not returnable (specially manufactured). Car spray paint usage tutorial

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Car touch-up paint marker/ corrector/ pen - Specify the color code in the order notes. Produced together with clearcoat to establish basic physical durability and gloss finish. Net volume ~20ml. Consists of a small metal syringe (for stone chips, fine streaks) and a brush (for larger damage). For harder durability, order 2 touch-up pens and note that one is paint, other is specifically the clearcoat layer. Specific paint codes (tri-coat paint) might require 2 touch-up paint correctors (usually white, red, gold effect paint codes).  Example of order notes – bmw 354; Volvo 452; VW LA7W; Audi LZ9Y; Skoda 9202; Mercedes 147.  Car touch-up paint corrector / pen instructions – 1. Degrease the surface2. ⁠Shake the package thoroughly3. ⁠Dry the brush slightly before use to make it easier to apply a thin layer4. ⁠Before using the syringe, unscrew the package, squeeze it slightly, and while holding it squeezed, screw it back on to control the flow of paint5. ⁠Apply a thin layer of the 1st layer by gently pressing the package6. ⁠Wait 15 minutes and apply another thin layer of the first layer7. ⁠Repeat until the tone is even If at some point you overpaint, keep a cloth or napkin nearby to wipe it and try again. The packaging may visually differ from the one shown in the picture, it is for illustrative purposes. The product is not returnable (specially manufactured).

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with BMW touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular BMW paint codes like 181, 252, 300, 314, 317, 354, 405, 416, 475, 668, A35, A52, A96, B09, B39, B44, B45, C08 and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you in the database.  Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. BMW Quick-Fix Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. BMW Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. BMW Paint Color Code List and paint names 181 - Diamantschwarz Metallic (Diamond Black Metallic) 252 - Calypsorot Metallic (Calypso Red Metallic) 300 - Alpinweiß III (Alpine White III) 314 - Hellrot (Bright Red) 317 - Orientblau Metallic (Orient Blue Metallic) 354 - Titansilber Metallic (Titanium Silver Metallic) 405 - Imolarot II (Imola Red II) 416 - Carbonschwarz Metallic (Carbon Black Metallic) 475 - Saphirschwarz Metallic (Black Sapphire Metallic) 668 - Schwarz II (Jet Black / Gloss Black) A35 - Monacoblau Metallic (Monaco Blue Metallic) A52 - Spacegrau Metallic (Space Grey Metallic) A96 - Mineralweiß Metallic (Mineral White Metallic) B09 - Marrakeschbraun Metallic (Marrakesh Brown Metallic) B39 - Mineralgrau Metallic (Mineral Grey Metallic) B44 - Valencia Orange Metallic B45 - Estorilblau II Metallic (Estoril Blue II Metallic) C08 - Platinsilber Metallic (Platinum Silver Metallic) Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you BMW paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you. 

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Nissan touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Nissan color codes like 326, B53, BW9, DAP, ECE, FAP, GAB, GAT, K21, K23, KAD, KBD, KBY, KH3, KL0, KY0, NAH, NBV, QAB (Tri-Coat), QBE (Tri-Coat), QM1, QX1 (Tri-Coat), RCF (Tri-Coat), Z10, Z11 and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you). Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Nissan Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Nissan Quick-Fix touch-up Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Nissan Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. Nissan paint color code list and paint names 326 - Super White / Arctic White (Solid) B53 - Indigo Blue Metallic / Blue Pearl BW9 - Majestic Blue Pearl / Dark Blue Metallic / San Marino Blue DAP - Northern Lights Metallic / Dark Bluish Green ECE - Iconic Yellow Metallic FAP - Ocean Deep Metallic GAB - Nightshade Metallic GAT - Mineral Black / Diamond Black Metallic K21 - Twilight Gray Metallic K23 - Brilliant Silver / Liquid Platinum Metallic KAD - Gun Metallic / Graphite Shadow / Grey Metallic KBD - Amethyst Gray Metallic / Dark Grey Metallic KBY - Ceramic Grey / Boulder Gray Pearl (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) KH3 - Black / Black Obsidian (Solid) KL0 - Silver Metallic / Gris Glacier Metallic KY0 - Platinum Metallic / Blade Silver NAH - Cayenne Red Metallic NBV - Fuji Sunset Red / Monte Carlo Red Pearl (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) QAB - Pearl White (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) QBE - Everest White Metallic (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) QM1 - Cloud White (Solid) QX1 - Glacier Pearl (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) RCF - Candy Blue Pearl / Bluestone Pearl (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) Z10 - Solid Red (Solid) Z11 - Black Pearl Metallic / Metallic Black Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Nissan paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you).

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Toyota touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Toyota color codes like 040, 070, 077, 1C0, 1D4, 1D6, 1E0, 1E9, 1F7, 1G3, 1K3, 202, 209, 218, 3E5, 3P0, 3U5, 8P4 and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you in the database.  Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Toyota Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Toyota Quick-Fix touch-up Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Toyota Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. Toyota paint color code list and paint names 040 - Super White II / Pure White 070 - Blizzard Pearl / White Pearl Crystal Shine (Tri-Coat Pearl) 077 - Starfire Pearl / Premium White Pearl (Tri-Coat Pearl) 1C0 - Millenium Silver Metallic / Silver Metallic 1D4 - Titanium Metallic / Silver Ash Metallic 1D6 - Silver Sky Metallic 1E0 - Dark Gray Metallic / Flint Mica 1E9 - Galactic Gray Mica / Dark Gray Metallic 1F7 - Classic Silver Metallic / Silver Pearl 1G3 - Magnetic Gray Metallic / Decuma Grey 1K3 - Celestite Gray Metallic 202 - Black / Astral Black 209 - Black Sand Pearl / Ink Metallic 218 - Attitude Black Metallic / Midnight Black Metallic 3E5 - Super Red II 3P0 - Absolutely Red 3U5 - Emotional Red II / Supersonic Red (Tri-Coat Pearl) 8P4 - Dark Blue Metallic / Indigo Ink Pearl Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Toyota paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you. 

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Volkswagen touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Volkswagen color codes like L041, LA3W, LA7T, LA7W, LB5N, LB7Z, LB9A, LC6P, LC9A, LC9X, LD5Q, LD7X, LH7J, LI7F, LY3D, LY9T and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you in the database.  Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Volkswagen Quick-Fix touch-up Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Volkswagen Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. Volkswagen Paint Color Code List and paint names L041 / A1 - Schwarz / Black (Solid) LA3W / K7 - Red Spice Metallic LA7T / X6 - United Grey Metallic LA7W / 8E - Reflex Silver Metallic LB5N / 7D - Indigo Blue Pearl LB7Z / X1 - Satin Silver Metallic LB9A / B4 - Candy White (Solid) LC6P / W7 - Dragon Green Pearl LC9A / 0Q - Pure White (Solid) LD5Q / P6 - Shadow Blue Metallic LD7X / 2R - Platinum Grey Metallic LH7J / J2 - Pure Grey (Solid) LI7F / 5K - Urano Grey Metallic LY3D / G2 - Tornado Red (Solid) LY9T / 0E - Mythos Black Metallic Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Volkswagen paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you. 

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Audi touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Audi paint codes like LA7W, LS9R, LX5H, LX7W, LY7C, LY9B, LY9C, LY9T, LZ3M, LZ7L, LZ7S, LZ9W, LZ9Y, and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you in the database.  Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Audi Quick-Fix Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Audi Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. Audi Paint Color Code List and paint names LA7W / 8E - Reflex Silver Metallic LB9A / B4 - Candy White  LS9R / 2Y - Glacier White Metallic LX5H / 2D - Navarra Blue Metallic LX7W / P5 - Ice Silver Metallic LY7C / T3 - Nardo Grey LY7H / 2S - Akoya Silver Metallic LY7M / L5 - Aluminium Silver Metallic LY9B / A2 - Brilliant Black LY9C / T9 - Ibis White LY9T / 0E - Mythos Black Metallic LZ3M / N9 - Misano Red Pearl LZ7L / 1R - Lava Grey Pearl LZ7S / 6Y - Daytona Grey Pearl LZ9W / 4Z - Ebony Black Pearl LZ9Y / L8 - Phantom Black Pearl Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Audi paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you. 

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Car-rep RUBBERcomp® rubber paint is a multi-purpose, air drying rubber coating. spray-can volume 400ml. It protects against moisture, acids, abrasion, corrosion and slip/slipperiness, and provides a comfortable, controlled grip. RUBBERcomp® remains flexible and stretchy over time, and will not crack or become brittle in extreme weather conditions, long lasting when painted on a surface with suitable adhesion. Easy to peel off. It has been tested and proven at temperatures from -30°C to +90°C. Four layers of rubbercomp paint are required for sufficient film thickness. For other shades, packaging types for CAR-REP Rubbercomp contact the store in person or by email.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Skoda spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Skoda paint codes like LA7W, LC9X, LF3P, LF5W, LF7C, LF7Y, LF9E, LF9R, LV5F, LY9T, and any other Skoda paint code. Choose your Skoda spray paint kit 1. Skoda spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Skoda quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Skoda small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Skoda basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Skoda large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Skoda rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Skoda paint color code list Code Alt. Code Color name LA7W 8E / 9156 Stříbrná Brilliant (Brilliant Silver Metallic) LC9A 0Q Pure White LC9X 2T Deep Black Metallic LF3K 8T / 8151 Červená Corrida (Corrida Red) LF3P K1 Červená Velvet (Velvet Red Metallic) LF5W 8X / 9463 Modrá Race (Race Blue Metallic) LF5X 5T / 9154 Šedá Satin (Satin Grey Metallic) LF7A M3 Šedá Steel (Steel Grey) LF7C 5X Graphite Grey Metallic LF7T 1B / 9102 Diamantsilber Metallic (Diamond Silver) LF7Y F6 Šedá Quartz (Quartz Grey / Metal Grey Metallic) LF8H 4K / 9202 Béžová Capuccino (Capuccino Beige Metallic) LF8J 9J / 9153 Šedá Anthracite (Anthracite Grey Metallic) LF9E 9P / 1026 Bílá Candy (Candy White) LF9R 1Z / 9910 Černá Magic (Black Magic Metallic) LV5F K4 Modrá Energy (Energy Blue) LY9T 0E Mythosschwarz Metallic (Mythos Black) Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". When ordering tri-coat color code, order additional spray paint can for effect layer. How to find your Skoda paint code On most Skodas the paint code is on a white sticker in the boot - lift the boot floor and check the spare wheel well or under the boot mat. It is listed alongside other vehicle data. On newer models it is instead printed on a sticker in the service book or owner's manual. Can't find it? Call Skoda dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). When ordering tri-coat color code, order additional spray paint can for effect layer. How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Avoid sanding in only one direction; this prevents deep grooves from forming. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface during preparation, even when it only needs repainting (no sanding or filling) and is already in good condition. Place aerosol cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use to increase the pressure inside the can. This produces a more even, higher-quality spray. Do not put in hotter water, as the increase in pressure can cause issues to the aerosol! Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move the spray onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst of pressure from any aerosol spits out droplets rather than an even mist. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Read the instructions on your specific clearcoat, primer, rust converter, and paint before use. Drying times vary by product. Prime only the damaged area where possible. Apply paint slightly beyond that area, but clearcoat the entire part/panel to avoid a visible line where the clearcoat starts and stops. If not possible, you will need to sand with P3000 and polish the faded part of clearcoat. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Lexus touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Lexus color codes like 077, 083, 085, 1C0, 1H9, 1J4, 1J7, 1L2, 202, 212, 217, 223, 3R1, 4V3, 4Y5, 8U0, 8X1, 8X5, 8Y6 and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you in the database.  Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Lexus Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Lexus Quick-Fix touch-up Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Lexus Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. Lexus paint color code list and paint names 077 - Starfire Pearl (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) 083 - Ultra White (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) 085 - Eminent White Pearl (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) 1C0 - Millennium Silver Metallic 1H9 - Nebula Gray Pearl 1J4 - Silver Lining Metallic 1J7 - Atomic Silver 1L2 - Iridium Metallic 202 - Black Onyx 212 - Obsidian (Black, Solid) 217 - Stargazer Black / Starlight Black 223 - Caviar 3R1 - Matador Red Mica 4V3 - Fire Agate Pearl 4Y5 - Sonic Copper / Copper Crest 8U0 - Black Sapphire Pearl (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) 8X1 - Ultrasonic Blue Mica 2.0 (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) 8X5 - Nightfall Mica 8Y6 - Grecian Water Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Lexus paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will find it for you. 

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Honda touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Honda color codes like 593M, B640M, B92P, G82P, NH0, NH578, NH592P, NH623M, NH624P, NH700M, NH731P, NH737M, NH788P, NH797M, NH830M, NH883P (Tri-Coat), NH904M, NH909P (Tri-Coat), R543P, R565M, R81 and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you). Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Honda Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Honda Quick-Fix touch-up Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Honda Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here.  Honda paint color code list and paint names B593M - Aegean Blue Metallic / Brilliant Sporty Blue Metallic / Diffused Sky Blue Metallic B640M - Canyon River Blue Metallic B92P - Nighthawk Black Pearl G82P - Cypress Green Pearl NH0 - Championship White (Solid) NH578 - Taffeta White (Solid) NH592P - Flamenco Black Pearl / Starlight Black NH623M - Satin Silver Metallic NH624P - Premium White Pearl NH700M - Alabaster Silver Metallic NH731P - Crystal Black Pearl NH737M - Polished Metal Metallic NH788P - White Orchid Pearl (Tri-Coat) NH797M - Modern Steel Metallic NH830M - Lunar Silver Metallic NH883P - Platinum White Pearl (Tri-Coat) NH904M - Meteoroid Gray Metallic / Regolith Gray NH909P - Diamond Dust Pearl (Tri-Coat) R543P - Crimson Pearl / Carnelian Red R565M - Premium Crystal Red Metallic R81 - Milano Red (Solid) Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Honda paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you).

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Mercedes Benz touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Mercedes color codes like 040, 147, 149, 172, 189, 191, 197, 199, 269, 297, 345, 359, 481, 595, 650, 723, 744, 755, 775, 792, 799 (Tri-Coat), 831, 890, 922, 992 and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you). Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Mercedes Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Mercedes Quick-Fix touch-up Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Mercedes Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. Mercedes paint color code list and paint names 040 - Schwarz / Black (Solid) 147 - Arctic White  149 - Polar White / Polarweiss (Solid) 172 - Anthracite Grey Metallic 189 - Emerald Black Metallic / Smaragdschwarz 191 - Cosmos Black Metallic 197 - Obsidian Black Metallic 199 - Blue Black Metallic / Pearl Black 269 - Tourmaline Green Metallic / Turmalingrün 345 - Jasper Blue Metallic / Jaspisblau 359 - Tansanite Blue Metallic / Tanzanite Blue 481 - Bornite Metallic / Blackberry Metallic 595 - Nautical Blue Metallic / Nautikblau 650 - Calcite White  723 - Cubanite Silver Metallic / Pewter Metallic 744 - Brilliant Silver Metallic 755 - Tenorite Grey Metallic / Steel Grey Metallic 775 - Iridium Silver Metallic 792 - Palladium Silver Metallic 799 - Designo Diamond White Bright Metallic (Tri-Coat / 3-Stage) 831 - Graphite Grey Metallic 890 - Cavansite Blue Metallic / Lunar Blue Metallic 922 - High Tech Silver Metallic / Cirrus Silver Metallic 992 - Selenite Grey Metallic Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Mercedes paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you).

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Repair stone chips, door dings, and scratches on with Opel touch-up paint. Matched to your factory color code, our all-in-one formula includes a built-in clearcoat so you get a durable, glossy finish in one application. Built-in fine brush and precision needle tip for small rock chips. Available for popular Opel color codes like 157, 20R, 40R, 10L, 12U, 176, 177, 190, 20C, 22X, 22Y, 547, GAR and more. For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you). Need a different color? Select "Other" and at checkout add your paint code to the order notes. Note: 3-Stage / Tri-Coat Colors: These finishes require a base coat and an effect coat with clearcoat — please order 2 touch-up canisters to complete the repair correctly. Choose Your Kit 1. Opel Touch up paint  1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 2. Opel Quick-Fix touch-up Kit 1x Degreaser spray 2x Degreasing wipes 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml with 1K clearcoat) 3. Opel Detailed Fix touch-up kit 1x Iron remover spray  1x Degreaser spray 4x Degreasing wipes 1x Rust converter / preserver (100 ml) 1x Application brush for rust converter 1x Touch-up paint (20 ml) 1x Separate clearcoat (20 ml) 1x 50 ml h9.02. polishing compound Microfiber towel  Product images are for illustration; actual packaging may vary. Touch-up paint application main tips: Surface must be clean and degreased Apply multiple thin layers with 10-15 min pause in between them to avoid color differences If overpainted to existing paint layer, remove immediately. Before using needle tip, screw open the container, slightly squeeze it, and the screw the top back on while squeezing, to reduce pressure in container and better manage the flow of paint. Full guide on touch-up fixes here. Opel paint color code list and paint names 10A / 509B / GR5 - Cosmic Grey Metallic (You Drive Me Crazy) 10L / 10U / 474 / GF0 / GKQ - Casablanca White 12U / 28J / 291 / 82T / GBM - Arden Blue Metallic 157 / 2AU - Star Silver III Metallic 168 / 4XU / GBI / GQZ / 28Q - Metro Blue Metallic 176 / 636R - Sovereign Silver Metallic (Argon Silver / Switchblade Silver) 177 / 86R / 656R / GAL - Technical Grey Metallic (Gris Tech) 190 / 169V / GWH - Phantom Grey Metallic 20C / 87L / 90U - Black II 20R / 2HU / 284L / GQR - Sapphire Black Metallic 22X / 467B / GDX - Deep Sea Blue Metallic (Darkmoon Blue) 22Y / 507B / GB9 - Black Meet Kettle Metallic 40R / 09T / GAZ / GOW - Olympic White / Summit White 547 / 79L / 79U / G0A - Magma Red / Flame Red GAR / 22C - Carbon Flash Metallic / Graphite Black Metallic Each touch-up paint is custom made based on the color codes most popular sub-variant. Guide on how to find you Opel paint code For Latvian clients who are struggling to find their color code - select other, leave your cars' registration number (XX-1234) in order notes, and we will try to find it for you in the database (not all cars have it available, if not available we will contact you).

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Ford spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Ford paint codes like 1MDE, 2431C, 3CVC, 3RSE, 6DYE, 7VTA, 9VJG, DSTE, FM6E, JAYC, KBXE, and any other Ford paint code. Choose your Ford spray paint kit 1. Ford spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Ford quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Ford small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Ford basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Ford large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Ford rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Ford paint color code list Code Color name 1MDE / 1MDEWHA Carbonized Gray / Asher Gray Metallic 2431C / 2PJE / ZJNCWWA Moondust Silver Metallic (Gris Argent) 3CVC / 3CVCWWA / PN3BG Performance Blue / Azul Racing Metallic 3RSE / 3RSEWWA Tango Red Metallic 6DYE / 6DYEWWA Sea Grey Metallic 7VTA / 7VTAWWA Frozen White 9VJG / 9VJGWHA White Platinum Metallic — tri-coat DSTE / DSTEWTA Ruby Red Metallic — tri-coat FM6E / FM6EWHA Magnetic Metallic JAYC / JAYCWWA Panther Black Metallic KBXE / KBXEWHA Agate Black Metallic Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Ford paint code On most Fords the paint code is on the vehicle identification sticker in the driver's side door jamb - open the driver's door and look at the B-pillar or the edge of the door for the line marked "EXT PNT". On European Fords the code on the sticker is short, for example "M6" or "H7", while the longer form used when ordering paint (for example "FM6EWHA" or "7VTAWWA") means the same colour. If the sticker is missing, check the glove box or under the bonnet near the firewall. Can't find it? Call Ford dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Cupra spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Cupra paint codes like L3EO, LB9Z, LH1X, LI7F, LM5J, LM6T, LQ5H, LS4A, LS4B, LS7A, LS7G, LS7H, LS9R, LV5G, LX5B, LY9T, LZ7G, and any other Cupra paint code. Choose your Cupra spray paint kit 1. Cupra spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Cupra quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Cupra small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Cupra basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Cupra large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Cupra rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Cupra paint color code list Code Alt. Code Color name L3EO L2OJ / 3E0 Nuclear Grey Metallic LB9Z K8K8 / K8 White Silver Metallic LH1X 1B1B / H1X Atacama Desert Metallic LI7F 5K5K / 5K Basalt Grey (Urano Grey) LM5J M5J / N1 Saphirblau / Sapphire Blue Metallic LM6T M6T / U4 Cliff Grey Metallic LQ5H Q5H / 9K9K Fiord Blue LS4A Q5Q5 / S4A Dark Void LS4B 8D8D / 8D Plasma Iridescent Metallic LS7A S7A / 4U4U / 4U Taiga Grey Metallic LS7G S7G / R6R6 / R6 Graphene Grey LS7H S7H / S7S7 / S7 Magnetic Tech Grey Metallic LS9R S9R / 2Y2Y / 2Y Glacial White / Nevada White Metallic LV5G V5G Tavascan Blue Metallic LX5B - Firmamentblau / Firmament Blue Metallic LY9T Y9T / 0E0E / 0E Midnight Black Metallic LZ7G Z7G / L5 Florett / Urban Silver Metallic Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Cupra paint code On most Cupras the paint code is on a white vehicle data sticker in the boot - lift the boot floor and check the spare wheel well or under the boot mat. Look for the line marked "PAINT NO.", where the code starts with L, for example "LS7H" or "LS9R" (the shorter codes, such as "S7S7" or "2Y", mean the same colour). The same sticker is usually printed in the front of the service book. If you can't find either, a Cupra dealer can look the code up from your VIN. Can't find it? Call Cupra dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Porsche spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Porsche paint codes like 019, L041, L12G, L328, L37W, L6B4, L92T, LB9A, LC9A, LC9X, LC9Z, LM2A, LM3A, LM7S, LM7Z, LM9A, LS9R, and any other Porsche paint code. Choose your Porsche spray paint kit 1. Porsche spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Porsche quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Porsche small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Porsche basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Porsche large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Porsche rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Porsche paint color code list Code Alt. Code Color name 019 2G0 / 61 Gulforange (Gulf Orange) L041 041 / 700 / 747 / A1 Schwarz (Black) L12G 12G / 13G Speed Yellow L328 328 / J8 Gulf Blue L37W / L39C 37W / 39C / E9 / F8 Midnight Blue Metallic L6B4 6B4 / 6B5 / Y1 Gris Kerguelen Metallic L92T / L92U X1 Arctic Silver Metallic LB9A B4 Carrara White LC9A 0Q / C9A Pure White (Weiss) LC9X 2T / C9X Deep Black Metallic LC9Z C9Z / Z4 Basalt Black Metallic LM2A M2A / H2 Lavaorange (Lava Orange) LM3A 027 / 80K / 84A / G1 / L80K / L84A Indischrot (Guards Red) LM7S M7S / N0 Achatgrau / Agate Grey Metallic LM7Z M7Z / Y90 GT Silver Metallic LM9A 3H / M9A Kreide / Chalk / Crayon (Racetrack Grey) LS9R 2Y / S9R Carraraweiss / Carrara White Metallic Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Porsche paint code On most Porsches the paint code is on a vehicle data label in the boot - on the 911, 718, Boxster and Cayman check the front boot (frunk), on the floor or under the edge of the lining, where the code is listed next to "Lack" or "Farbe". The code is usually written in the L-form, for example "LM9A" or "L041", often alongside a shorter code such as "3H". The same label is usually printed in the service booklet, and on newer models, the Cayenne and the Macan the sticker is in the driver's side door jamb. If you can't find it, a Porsche dealer can look the code up from your VIN. Can't find it? Call Porsche dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Tesla spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Tesla paint codes like 280E, 3BK00, NEU-107E, NEU-108E, PB00, PB02, PBCW, PBSB, PMNG, PMSS, PN00, PN01, PPMR, PPSB, PPSW, PR00, PR01, PX02, and any other Tesla paint code. Choose your Tesla spray paint kit 1. Tesla spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Tesla quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Tesla small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Tesla basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Tesla large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Tesla rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Tesla paint color code list Code Color name 280E Ultrablack 3BK00 Jet Black NEU-107E Sonic Silver Metallic NEU-108E / PMBL Obsidian Black Metallic PB00 Frost Blue Metallic PB02 Marine Blue PBCW Catalina White PBSB Solid Black / Eclipse Black PMNG / NEU-112E Midnight Silver Metallic / Steel Grey PMSS Silver Metallic / Starlight Silver PN00 Quicksilver PN01 / NEU-306E Stealth Grey PPMR / PMMR / R-102E Red Multi-Coat / Sunset Red - tri-coat PPSB / B-101E Deep Blue Metallic / Ocean Blue PPSW Pearl White Multi-Coat / White Water - tri-coat PR00 / R108E Crimson Red Metallic - tri-coat PR01 Ultra Red - tri-coat PX02 / NEU-252E Diamond Black Metallic Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Tesla paint code On most Teslas the paint code is on the manufacturing sticker in the driver's side door jamb - open the driver's door and look at the B-pillar, where the code is printed in the lower left corner after "PNT:". Tesla codes are four characters long, for example "PPSW" or "PBSB". On cars built in China the sticker is in the passenger's side door jamb instead. Can't find it? Call Tesla dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Land Rover spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Land Rover paint codes like 001, HCD, 361, 799, 820, 867, 868, 873, 949, 961, 2201, 2204, 2207, 2409, 2454, 2463, 2491, 2495, and any other Land Rover paint code. Choose your Land Rover spray paint kit 1. Land Rover spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Land Rover quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Land Rover small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Land Rover basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Land Rover large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Land Rover rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Land Rover paint color code list Code Color name 001 / 512 / HCC / LRC001-HCC Deep Bronze / Ascot Green HCD / LRC005-HCD Pastel Green 361 / LRC361-AMF Camel Yellow / Sandglow 799 / HFU / LRC799 / LRC799-HFU Keswick Green 820 / 1AG / PAB / LRC820-PAB Santorini Black Metallic 867 / 1AA / NDH / NER Fuji White 868 / 1AF / 2144 / CAH / LRC868 CAH Firenze Red Metallic 873 / 1AB / LKH / LRC873 Corris Grey Metallic 949 / LJZ / LRC949 Orkney Grey Metallic 961 / BLVC961 / HAF / LRC961-HAF Epsom Green Metallic 2201 / 1AQ / NAK / LRC2201-NAK Yulong White Metallic — tri-coat 2204 / 1AU / LKT Carpathian Grey Metallic 2207 / HBV / LRC2207-HBV Grasmere Green Metallic 2409 / 1DF / LRA Eiger Grey Metallic 2454 / 1EJ / NCZ Ostuni Pearl White — tri-coat 2463 / 1BQ / 1EZ / JIS Velocity Blue Metallic 2491 / GCQ Sunset Gold Metallic 2495 / 1EH / JJA Varesine Blue Metallic Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Land Rover paint code On most Land Rovers the paint code is on a black sticker in the driver's side door jamb - open the driver's door and look for the line marked "Paint" or "PNT". The code may be written in several forms for the same colour, for example "820", "1AG", "PAB" or "LRC820-PAB" - any of them identify the same paint. On older models the sticker is under the bonnet on the radiator support instead. Can't find it? Call Land Rover dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Mazda spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Mazda paint codes like 16W, 25D, 29Y, 34K, 41W, 42M, 45P, 46G, 46V, 47A, 47C, 47S, A3F, A4D, SU, and any other Mazda paint code. Choose your Mazda spray paint kit 1. Mazda spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Mazda quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Mazda small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Mazda basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Mazda large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Mazda rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Mazda paint color code list Code Color name 16W / 38A Black Metallic 25D Snowflake White Pearl Mica (Satinweiss) — tri-coat 29Y Titanium Grey Metallic 34K Arachneweiss Metallic (Crystal White Pearl) — tri-coat 41W Jet Black Metallic (Jet Black Mica) 42M Deep Crystal Blue Metallic 45P / D10 Sonic Silver Metallic 46G Machine Grey Metallic — tri-coat 46V Soul Red Crystal Metallic — tri-coat 47A Ceramic Metallic 47C Polymetal Grey Metallic 47S Platinum Quartz Metallic A3F / PX / PZ Brillantschwarz (Brilliant Black) A4D Arctic White SU Classic Red Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Mazda paint code On most Mazdas the paint code is on the body color sticker in the driver's side door jamb - open the driver's door and look for the label marked "COLOR". The paint code is two or three characters long, for example "46V" or "SU". On the Mazda3 and MX-5 it is on the door edge near the hinge, and if the sticker is missing, check the driver's side B-pillar or the radiator support under the bonnet. Can't find it? Call Mazda dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Seat spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Seat paint codes like LA7W, LB9A, LC9X, LC9Z, LF3P, LF9E, LF9R, LM5J, LQ5H, LS3H, LS7H, LS7N, LS7U, LS7Y, LS9R, LW5L, LY3D, LY9T, and any other Seat paint code. Choose your Seat spray paint kit 1. Seat spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Seat quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Seat small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Seat basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Seat large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Seat rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Seat paint color code list Code Alt. Code Color name LA7W 8E Brilliant Silver / Reflex Silver Metallic LB9A B4 White Candy (Solid) LC9X 2T Deep Black Pearl Metallic LC9Z Z4 Negro Mágico / Magic Black Metallic LF3P K1 Rojo Velvet / Velvet Red Metallic LF9E 9P Candy White LF9R 1Z Black Magic Pearl Metallic LM5J N1 Saphirblau / Sapphire Blue Metallic LQ5H Q5H / 9K Fiord Blue LS3H 9M Rojo Emoción / Emoción Red LS7H S7 Magnetic Tech Grey Metallic LS7N 646 / L1 Gris Ártico Metallic LS7U H2 Gris Sombra Metallic LS7Y K4 Gris Luna Metallic LS9R 2Y Blanco Nevada / Nevada White Metallic LW5L 7Y Mystery Blue Metallic LY3D G2 Rojo Tornado / Tornado Red LY9T 0E Midnight Black Metallic (Mythos Black) Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Seat paint code On most Seats the paint code is on a white vehicle data sticker in the boot - lift the boot floor and check the spare wheel well or under the boot mat. Look for the line marked "PAINT NO.", where the code starts with L, for example "LS7H" or "LC9X" (the shorter code, such as "S7" or "2T", is the same colour). The same sticker is usually printed in the front of the service book. If you can't find either, a Seat dealer can look the code up from your VIN. Can't find it? Call Seat dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Lexus spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Lexus paint codes like 077, 083, 085, 1C0, 1H9, 1J4, 1J7, 1L2, 202, 212, 217, 223, 3R1, 4V3, 4Y5, 8U0, 8X1, 8X5, and any other Lexus paint code. Choose your Lexus spray paint kit 1. Lexus spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Lexus quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Lexus small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Lexus basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Lexus large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Lexus rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Lexus paint color code list Code Color name 077 Starfire Pearl — tri-coat 083 Ultra White (White Nova) — tri-coat 085 Eminent White Pearl — tri-coat 1C0 Millennium Silver Metallic 1H9 Nebula Gray Pearl (Mercury Grey) 1J4 Silver Lining Metallic (Platinum Silver) 1J7 Atomic Silver 1L2 Iridium Metallic (Sonic Iridium) 202 Black Onyx 212 Obsidian (Black) 217 Stargazer Black (Starlight Black) 223 Caviar (Graphite Black) 3R1 Matador Red Mica 4V3 Fire Agate Pearl 4Y5 Sonic Copper (Copper Crest) 8U0 Black Sapphire Pearl — tri-coat 8X1 Ultrasonic Blue Mica 2.0 — tri-coat 8X5 Nightfall Mica (Deep Blue) Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Lexus paint code On most Lexuses the paint code is on the vehicle identification sticker in the driver's side door jamb - open the driver's door and look for the row marked "C/TR". The paint code is the three characters right after "C/", for example "C/TR 212 FA20" means the paint code is "212" (the second code is the interior trim). If the sticker is missing, check the driver's side B-pillar or the radiator support under the bonnet. Can't find it? Call Lexus dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Subaru spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Subaru paint codes like 33L, 37J, 42C, 61K, 74F, CB4, CR3, G1U, J8U, K1X, K3X, K7X, MG2, PAF, TAP, UCD, and any other Subaru paint code. Choose your Subaru spray paint kit 1. Subaru spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Subaru quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Subaru small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Subaru basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Subaru large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Subaru rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Subaru paint color code list Code Color name 33L Champagne Gold Opal Metallic 37J Satin White Pearl — tri-coat 42C / 02C WR Blue Pearl (World Rally Blue, 2001-2016) 61K Dark Gray Metallic 74F New 555 Blue Mica Pearl (Rally Blue / Sonic Blue) CB4 / D4S Crystal Black Silica CR3 Crimson Red Metallic G1U Ice Silver Metallic J8U Quartz Blue Pearl K1X Crystal White Pearl — tri-coat K3X Lapis Blue Pearl K7X WR Blue Pearl (World Rally Blue, 2013 on) MG2 Magnetite Gray Metallic PAF Cool Gray Khaki TAP Autumn Green Metallic UCD Brilliant Bronze Metallic Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Subaru paint code On most Subarus the paint code is on a white or silver sticker in the driver's side door jamb - open the driver's door and look for the label marked "C/#" or "PAINT". The paint code is three characters long, for example "K1X" or "02C". If the sticker is missing, check under the bonnet on the strut tower, in the spare wheel well, or on the plate near the firewall on older models. Can't find it? Call Subaru dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Dacia spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Dacia paint codes like 369, 676, B76, D42, D69, DQK, HNP, HNV, HNW, KNA, KNM, KPW, KQE, KQG, RPL, RPR, RQH, RRQ, and any other Dacia paint code. Choose your Dacia spray paint kit 1. Dacia spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Dacia quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Dacia small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Dacia basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Dacia large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Dacia rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Dacia paint color code list Code Color name 369 Blanc Glacier (Glacier White) 676 Noir Nacré (Pearl Black) B76 Rouge De Feu (Fire Red) D42 Bleu Navy (Navy Blue) D69 Gris Platine (Platinum Grey) DQK Vert Cèdre / Oxide Green Metallic HNP Beige Dune Metallic HNV Beige Sandstone HNW Beige Safari Metallic KNA Gris Comète (Comet Grey) KNM Gris Basalte Metallic (Basalt Grey) KPW Gris Urban (Urban Grey) KQE Gris Éclair (Lightning Grey) KQG Gris Schiste Metallic (Slate Grey) RPL Bleu d'Azurite (Azurite Blue) RPR Bleu Cosmos (Cosmos Blue) RQH Bleu Iron (Iron Blue Metallic) RRQ Bleu Indigo (Indigo Blue) Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Dacia paint code On most Dacias the paint code is on a sticker in the driver's side door jamb - open the driver's door and look at the pillar where the door latches. The paint code is three characters long, for example "KNA" or "RQH". On some stickers it is printed as five characters with a prefix ("TE", "OV" or "NV"), such as "TEKNA" - in that case the paint code is the last three characters. On some models the sticker is under the bonnet or in the boot instead. Can't find it? Call Dacia dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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Repair rust bubbles, deep scratches, or repaint a replaced part with Mitsubishi spray paint, matched to your factory color code. Available for popular Mitsubishi paint codes like A19, A31, A39, A66, A69, A72, P26, U17, W09, W13, W32, W85, X08, X37, X40, X42, X47, and any other Mitsubishi paint code. Choose your Mitsubishi spray paint kit 1. Mitsubishi spray paint (for those who already have everything else: primer, clearcoat, surface prep materials, and just need the color-matched paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint (matched to your paint code) 2. Mitsubishi quick-fix spray can (for a fast, temporary fix) 1× spray can of base paint with 1K clearcoat built in (lower durability and gloss than a full two-stage repair) 3. Mitsubishi small spray paint kit (for those who have already prepped the surface) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 4. Mitsubishi basic paint kit (for surfaces in good overall condition, no surface damage) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 5. Mitsubishi large spray kit (for slight surface damage - surface rust, small rust bubbles, scratches till metal, etc.) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka or Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 6x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 6. Mitsubishi rust & hole fixing kit (for significant surface damage, including significant rust and holes) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface cleaning (P80, P120, P180) each 1× spray can rust converter and primer (2-in-1) (Chamaleon) Plastic putty knife (1 flexible, 1 stiff) (Colad) Aluminum mesh for holes (U-pol) Glass fiber putty (0.4kg) (Radex or Multifuller) Finishing putty, small package (0.2kg) (Radex or Multifuller) 0.5m Radex sandpaper for surface prep (P240, P320, P400, P600) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep or HB-Body) 8x Degreaser wipes 1× epoxy primer spray (Radex pro-line or Roberlo - appropriate color for your paint) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) 7. Plastic part spray kit (for unpainted plastic parts) 25mm Radex masking tape Masking film for covering surrounding areas (4m × 5m) 0.5m grey matting non-woven abrasive (Mirka if available, else Radex) Degreaser spray (Car-Rep if available, else HB-Body) 4x Degreaser wipes 1× plastic primer spray (HB BODY PLASTOFIX if available, Car-Rep or other alternatives otherwise) 1× Acrylic primer spray (appropriate color for your paint - Radex or Car-Rep) 1× spray can of custom-mixed base paint 1× spray can of clearcoat (HB BODY 2K HS if available, else CAR-REP acrylcomp or Radex) Product images are for illustration only; actual packaging may vary. If a listed brand is unavailable from the factory for more than 2 days, we substitute a similar-quality alternative. Mitsubishi paint color code list Code Color name A19 Sterling Silver Metallic (Cool Silver) A31 Cool Silver Metallic (Apex Silver / Blade Silver) A39 Stone Gray Metallic A66 Starlight Silver Metallic (Cool Silver) A69 Satellite Silver Metallic A72 Dark Gray Metallic (Carbon Grey Pearl / Graphite Grey) P26 Rally Red Metallic (Orient Red) U17 Mercury Gray Metallic (Titanium Grey) W09 Summit White (Sophia White) W13 Diamond White Pearl — tri-coat W32 Polar White (Fairy White) W85 White Diamond — tri-coat X08 Mystic Black Pearl X37 Jet Black Mica X40 Ruby Black Pearl X42 Amethyst Black (Labrador Black Pearl) X47 Black Diamond Pearl Metallic Each spray paint is custom-made based on the most popular variant of your color code. Your code isn't in the list? Order "Other". If it's a tri-coat color, you also need to order one additional spray can for the effect layer. How to find your Mitsubishi paint code On most Mitsubishis the paint code is on a metal plate in the engine bay - open the bonnet and look at the firewall on the driver's side, or near the radiator support. The paint code is three characters long and is the first of the code groups on the plate, for example "W13" or "X42". On many newer models it is instead on a sticker in the driver's or passenger's side door jamb. Can't find it? Call Mitsubishi dealer center service/parts department, ask for color code & provide VIN. Still can't figure it out? Select "Other" at checkout and add your car's registration number (XX-1234) to the order notes. We'll look it up in the database (Latvian clients). How much paint do you need? One spray can covers approximately 1 m² (about one car door, one wing/fender, or one sill). As a rough guide: Door, wing/fender, sill: 1 spray can each Front or rear bumper, boot/trunk lid: 2 spray cans each Full roof or full bonnet/hood: 3 spray cans Coverage varies depending on the actual car size & tone of paint. Treat these numbers as estimates. If painting larger parts, you will need additional small spray kits (paint and clearcoat). Spray paint application: key tips Environment you'll need A dust-free work area Temperature of at least 15°C (59°F) Good lighting Roughly 4 hours of free time up to a full day, depending on the condition of the part PPE safety (respirator & gloves) Tips and tricks Sand in a cross pattern: two strokes up and down, then two strokes left and right, and repeat. Sanding in only one direction leaves deep grooves. Matte (scuff) and degrease the surface, even if it only needs repainting and is already in good condition. Shake every aerosol can for 3–5 minutes before use. Warm the cans in water at about 50°C (122°F) before use. This raises the pressure inside the can and gives a finer, more even spray. Never use water hotter than 50°C, because the can could burst. Start spraying just off the edge of the part, then move onto the surface without releasing the trigger. The first burst from any aerosol spits droplets instead of an even mist. Prime only the damaged area where possible and apply paint slightly beyond it, but clearcoat the entire part/panel so no clearcoat edge is visible. If that's not possible, sand the clearcoat edge with P3000 and polish it. Read the instructions on each product (rust converter, primer, paint, clearcoat) before use. Drying times vary by product. Distances and timing (verify against your specific product; this varies by manufacturer) Rust converter: 25–30cm from the part, 3–6h between coats (depending on the product), 2–3 coats. 24h cure recommended after the final coat. Primer: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Paint: 25–30cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until evenly covered). 1h after the final coat. Clearcoat: 15–20cm from the part, 15 min between coats, 2–3 coats (until an even, glossy finish; avoid overspraying, which causes drips/runs). Safe to drive after 12 hours of last coat. Should wait 1 week at 15°C (59°F) to polishing / washing. Fully dried after 1-2 weeks. Full guide on spray paint fixing here.

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