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The Starchem Colour Check Spray Out Cards are essential for professional automotive painters and technicians seeking precise colour accuracy. These high-quality metal panels serve as a reliable substrate for testing paint tints and spray patterns before applying a final coat to a vehicle, ensuring true colour representation with their neutral white finish; however, note that these cards are designed for single-use application and are not intended to be reused after the paint has cured.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CCP100 |
| Brand | Starchem |
No, these cards are designed for single-use to ensure an uncontaminated surface for every test.
Yes, the metallic surface is compatible with both solvent and water-based automotive paint systems.
Each pack of CCP100 contains 20 high-quality metal panels.
While not strictly required, using a primer or sealer on the card can help mimic the specific substrate of the vehicle being repaired.
The panels are made of high-quality metal specifically selected for automotive paint testing.
Store them in a clean, dry, and dust-free environment to maintain the integrity of the white finish.
Ensure the panel surface is wiped down with an anti-silicone degreaser before spraying.
Check your lighting conditions and ensure the base coat is applied at the same thickness used on the vehicle.
To ensure optimal results, always clean the surface of the panel with a grease and wax remover before spraying, even if it appears clean out of the pack. These cards are compatible with all standard automotive spray equipment, including HVLP and airless systems. When not in use, keep the panels in their original packaging in a cool, dry area to prevent dust buildup or surface oxidation. Do not touch the surface with bare hands, as natural oils from skin can affect paint adhesion and the final appearance of the test coat.
