Car Panel Coating Estimator

When it comes to painting your car, precision is key. Ensuring you have the right amount of aerosols and the perfect colour match for your vehicle can make a significant difference in the outcome of your project.

When using aerosols, we strongly suggest that you respray the whole car part that houses damage. This will ensure a smooth colour match across the vehicle. For anything minor, such as a scratch or a scuff you can grab our colour matched touch up pens here. 

That's why we've created an easy to use design that not only identifies different car parts but also guides you through the quantities of aerosols you'll need.

In this article, we'll break down the design and explain how it can be a valuable tool for your car painting project.

Decoding the Colours:                                                                                                                                                      

Please be aware that these images depict a typical car size. If your vehicle is larger or smaller, kindly choose your products accordingly or reach out to our team for assistance.      

Planning Your Paint Job:

Now that you've deciphered the design, it's time to plan your paint job. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Assess the Design: Study the colours on the design and identify each corresponding car part.

2. Calculate Quantities: Use the design to calculate the quantity of aerosols needed for the part(s) you will be respraying. This step ensures you purchase the right amount of paint for each section.

3. Consider Primer and Lacquer: Don't forget about primer and lacquer! The design can help you determine the amount of lacquer and primer needed for each section of your vehicle.

4. Colour Matching: Once you have the quantities sorted, ensure you get colour-matched paint through our reg look up above and add primer and lacquer for a seamless and professional finish.

Our carefully crafted car part design is more than just an artistic representation – it's a practical tool to streamline your painting process. By understanding the colours assigned to different car parts, you can confidently plan your aerosol purchases, ensuring you have the right quantities of paint, primer, and lacquer.