Coating range
Temporary vehicle finishes in liquid, bucket and aerosol formats, together with peelable wheel colour spray. Choose the application format and removal method that fit the vehicle and project.
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A temporary vehicle colour coating for full-body applications, display projects and short-term decorative work. It is designed around water-assisted removal, allowing the original finish to be revealed after the temporary colour has served its purpose.
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An aerosol format for temporary vehicle colour work on smaller areas and individual panels. The spray can provides a convenient way to apply a washable colour layer without setting up a separate spray system.
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A bucket-packed temporary vehicle paint for larger surfaces and repeated application work. It supports brush, roller and spray application, with a finish that can be removed through the appropriate water-washing process.
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A peelable aerosol coating for temporary wheel colour changes. The sprayed layer dries into a removable film, giving automotive workshops and accessory retailers a different option from water-washable body paint.
View productFull-body and bucket-packed washable paints support larger areas. Aerosols suit smaller work. Wheel film is removed by peeling; washable body coatings are removed with water. Test the original paint and plan for weather exposure.
Product | Format | Selection Reference |
|---|---|---|
Liquid format | Water removal; approximately 5 m²/kg; 20–30 minutes surface dry | |
Aerosol | Water removal; about 2 m²/can/coat; 2–4 hours between coats | |
5 kg | Water removal; 3–4 m²/L/coat; two or more coats | |
450 ml aerosol | Peel-off wheel film; black or white; 15–20 cm spray distance |
Full-body liquid paint, temporary aerosol paint and bucket-packed paint use water-assisted removal. The wheel spray coating forms a peelable film. Choose washable colours for the display or decorative job where water removal fits the plan; choose the wheel film when lifting and peeling from a compatible wheel finish is the required method. Rain, washing and storage conditions should be included when deciding how long the colour can remain in use.
The full-body liquid has a reference coverage of approximately 5 m²/kg. The temporary aerosol lists approximately 2 m² per can per coat. The 5 kg bucket product lists 3–4 m² per litre per coat; this is a volume-based figure and should not be converted into square metres per kilogram without the product density. The wheel coating is supplied in a 450 ml aerosol format. Include the number of coats and losses when ordering.
The temporary aerosol and bucket paint use two or more coats with a listed 2–4-hour interval between coats. Full-body liquid has separate 20–30-minute surface-dry and 40–60-minute film-formation references. Wheel spray lists 10–20 minutes drying. Use the timing for the selected product, and check actual drying before handling; the fastest time in the category is not a shared specification.
Inspect repaired paint, damaged clearcoat, plastic trim and rubber seals before work. Test appearance and removal on an inconspicuous area of the actual finish. Define the coating boundary and keep wheel application away from braking components and other functional surfaces. Give sales the desired colour, area, application equipment and intended removal method.
No. The body-colour products use water-assisted removal; the wheel spray coating is a peelable film. Check the removal method on the individual product.
Yes. Samples are free, with freight paid by the customer. Include your substrate and application requirements in the enquiry.
Tell us your surface, application process and quantity. Free samples are available with customer-paid freight.