Deco

Deco Lacquer

Decorative lacquer with excellent coverage and filling properties to treat surfaces, treated and untreated, of wood, metal aluminium, glass, stone and various types of plastic.

  • 38 colours
  • 4 gloss types
    • gloss
    • high gloss
    • mat
    • semi mat
  • 2 volumes
    • 150 ML
    • 400 ML

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Deco Clear Lacquer

High quality clear lacquer to treat surfaces, treated and untreated, of wood, metal, aluminium, glass, stone, and various types of plastic.

  • transparent
  • 2 gloss types
    • high gloss
    • semi mat
  • 3 volumes
    • 100 ML
    • 150 ML
    • 400 ML

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Deco Primer

Fast drying primer to treat surfaces, treated and untreated, of wood, metal, aluminium, glass and stone. 

  • 2 colours
  • mat
  • 2 volumes
    • 150 ML
    • 400 ML

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How to find a car paint colour code

Need to know the colour of your car? It’s actually located on your car. Even if two paint colours look the same, car manufacturers make loads of different exterior paint colours and they can all vary from year to year, so you need to make sure the code is right to get an exact paint match. Find out below where you can find your car’s colour.

Your car brand

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Most common places

The image above shows the most common places where you can find your colour code. If you select your car brand you will see a specific image containing the locations for your vehicle.

Variation

Car manufacturers have different production series where they might use paints from different paint manufacturers. Therefore, it can occur there are slight changes in colour shade under the same car colour code. To supply everyone, MOTIP makes these variations available. Is there a check mark visible in this column? This means you have a colour code with variations. The differences are small. However, they may be noticeable. We simply cannot say precisely which article best matches the colour of your car. In this case, we’d recommend you check the colour chart at a shop. If you do want to try, always spray a small sample to check if the colour matches the colour of the car.