Candy₂O are transparent airbrush colours that combine advanced water-soluble, urethane resin technology with crystal-clear dyes to create truly exceptional candy colours. Exhibiting maximum transparency, they are perfect for achieving gentle blends and gradients.
Candy₂O are transparent airbrush colours that combine advanced water-soluble, urethane resin technology with crystal-clear dyes to create truly exceptional candy colours. Exhibiting maximum transparency, they are perfect for achieving gentle blends and gradients.
Candy₂O are transparent airbrush colours that combine advanced water-soluble, urethane resin technology with crystal-clear dyes to create truly exceptional candy colours. Exhibiting maximum transparency, they are perfect for achieving gentle blends and gradients.
Candy₂O are transparent airbrush colours that combine advanced water-soluble, urethane resin technology with crystal-clear dyes to create truly exceptional candy colours. Exhibiting maximum transparency, they are perfect for achieving gentle blends and gradients.
Use a proper basecoat underneath for best results and a clearcoat must be applied afterwards to protect the color and to achieve a glossy finish. These Paints are NOT designed for plastic or flexible surfaces.
It’s dry to the touch in 30 minutes and can be handled in 1 hour. 2 x Blue Anodized Spray Paint. IDEAL USES – Ideal for interior, exterior, and high-heat applications under-the-hood in cars, trucks, ATV, UTV’s and more.
Always test spray base coat before application, using test spray card included with every order. "13oz Base + Clear Coat"- One 13oz Spray Can of Base Coat + One 15oz Spray Can of Clear Coat. Brush Touch Up Spray Can Paint.
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Sun and age also shift every car’s paint slightly, so an older panel can differ a touch from the fresh factory mix. Touch-up paint bottle (20ml / 0.68 fl oz) with brush + needle 2-in-1 applicator. You’ll find the code on the maker’s colour plate — usually the driver door jamb, under the bonnet, or in the boot.
Sun and age also shift every car’s paint slightly, so an older panel can differ a touch from the fresh factory mix. You’ll find the code on the maker’s colour plate — usually the driver door jamb, under the bonnet, or in the boot.
