Autotek Aerosol Spray Paint - Montreal Blue - 300ml

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This Autotek Aerosol Spray Paint in Montreal Blue (300ml) is designed for automotive touch-ups and repairs for BMW Series 3, 5, 7, and Z3 models manufactured between 1994 and 2004. Its key benefit is an exact colour match to the manufacturer's paint code, ensuring a professional finish. A potential caveat is the need for proper surface preparation and application in ideal temperature conditions for optimal results.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MC298300 |
| Brand | Autotek |
| Container Volume | 300ml |
This Autotek Montreal Blue spray paint is compatible with BMW Series 3, Series 5, Series 7, and Z3 models manufactured between 1994 and 2004.
For the best colour match, ensure you are using the correct paint code (297 for Montreal Blue) and apply the paint in thin, even coats. Using a primer, such as Autotek Grey Primer, also helps achieve optimal colour fidelity.
Yes, this acrylic-based paint is suitable for application on rigid plastic surfaces, as well as metal and glass fibre.
Autotek recommends applying this spray paint in temperatures between 15°C and 25°C for optimal drying and finish.
The paint should be touch dry within 10-20 minutes after application, depending on environmental conditions.
After each use, turn the aerosol can upside down and spray for 2-5 seconds to clear any paint from the nozzle, preventing it from becoming blocked.
While not strictly mandatory for all surfaces, applying a minimum of two coats of Autotek Grey Primer is highly recommended for optimum adhesion and the best possible finish.
Ensure the can is shaken adequately for at least 2 minutes. Try clearing the nozzle by spraying upside down for a few seconds. If the issue persists, the nozzle may be clogged, and the can may need replacement.
The surface may not have been properly cleaned and prepared. Ensure it is free from wax, oil, or grease. Re-clean the area and consider applying a primer layer for better adhesion.
The paint was likely applied too thickly or from too close a distance. Apply thinner coats and maintain the recommended spray distance (15-25cm). Minor runs can sometimes be smoothed out after drying with fine-grit sandpaper and re-coating.
While designed for an exact match, variations can occur due to age of original paint or application errors. Ensure the correct paint code is used and applied under consistent lighting. Proper primer use can also affect the final colour outcome.
This can be due to low temperatures, high humidity, or excessively thick application. Ensure application is within the recommended temperature range (15-25°C) and humidity levels are moderate. Allow more time for curing in suboptimal conditions or consider a carefully controlled, slightly warmer environment.
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