Touch Up Custom Spray Can Automotive Paint 806 Spectra Red for Isuzu

Description

paint code 806
Spectra Red
for Isuzu 1985-1989
12 ounce spray cans
Touch Up paint
for any car.
PLEASE message us with the paint code you want, include the year,make , model, and color name if you know.  Do you want base coat ( needs to be clear coated ), or single stage ( has the clear in it ).
If not specified we ship Single Stage paint,
the mor
e more information the better the match.
For faster shipping we RECOMMEND
Fedex
Ground Home delivery, or Smart post
The Standard shipping
may be slower than the
EBay
estimates.
Expedited shipping is not available
Federal rule ground transported shipping Only
Directions for use:
Always start by washing the area that you are painting with liquid dish soap and water or wipe the area down with a wax and grease remover. You should then lightly scuff the area that you are painting with a gray scotch-brite pad, this will give the paint something to stick to. If using primer use a red scotch-brite pad before applying primer. After applying primer wait until fully dried, and then sand with 600 grit sandpaper.
First test the spray can on something besides your car. Do this to get used to how the can sprays. Then spray the area that you are repairing with 2 to 3 coats of color (or until full coverage is achieved) waiting 10 minutes between coats. If you are using clear coat wait 45 minutes before starting to apply the clear coat. Apply 2 to 3 coats waiting 10 minutes between coats.
Flexible Bumpers
Our paints are extremely flexible and can used over metal or plastic. You will not need an additional flex additive for flexible bumpers.
Base coat vs. Single Stage
Most cars produced are painted in base coat. You can use Single Stage Paint on these cars for bumpers, mirrors, ground effects, flairs, exc. with much success. . Solid colors usually match well in both single stage and base coat. Metallic and pearl colors should be blended before clear coat is applied to hide the repair area. Remember the prep work is critical. The better the surface to be painted the better the end job looks.