Hycote Colour Spray Paint - Grey - 150ml

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Hycote Vauxhall Titanium Pearlescent Double Acrylic Spray Paint 150Ml
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Hycote Vauxhall Titanium Pearlescent Double Acrylic Spray Paint 150Ml
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Designed for automotive enthusiasts and DIY mechanics, the Hycote Double Acrylic Paint in Vauxhall Titanium (codes 97L/146) offers a high-performance solution for repairing scratches or refreshing vehicle bodywork. Featuring concentrated pigments for superior coverage, this aerosol provides a durable, UV-resistant finish that blends seamlessly with existing OEM paint jobs. Please note that while it is highly versatile across various surfaces, achieving a professional-looking finish requires precise surface preparation and proper ambient conditions.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | XDVX414 |
| Brand | Hycote |
| Container Volume | 1800 |
This specific variant is matched to Vauxhall Titanium codes 97L/146. While it can be used on other surfaces, the colour match is specifically for these Vauxhall models.
Yes, for optimal adhesion and finish quality, especially on bare metal or plastic, applying a suitable primer first is highly recommended.
Yes, it is compatible with plastics, but ensure the surface is thoroughly cleaned and primed to prevent the paint from peeling.
Under normal conditions, wait 15 to 20 minutes between coats to allow the propellant to flash off.
While the paint is durable and UV-resistant, it is always recommended to finish with a high-quality clear coat if the area is exposed to fuel, such as around the fuel filler cap.
Remove the nozzle and soak it in paint thinner, or invert the can and spray briefly to clear the residual paint from the internal feed tube.
This is often caused by applying the paint in high-humidity conditions; move to a drier environment and apply a clear lacquer coat once fully cured.
You have likely applied the paint too heavily. Sand down the affected area once dry and reapply using thinner, more controlled passes.
Before application, ensure the surface is completely clean, dry, and free from oil, wax, or silicone contaminants. Use a degreasing agent to prep the area, then lightly sand the surface with fine-grit sandpaper to promote adhesion.