STEP ONE - PaintNuts - Colour Matched Aerosol

• Mixing & Colour Check - Shake the Paint Pen for at least 3 Minutes to ensure the paint is thoroughly mixed correctly (if your paint is a Metallic Paint, you may notice the paint has separated within the bottle, this paint will need a vigourous shake, then test in a discreet area to check the colour match leaving the paint to dry for 10 minutes – paints will often appear different in colour inside the bottle, when wet or if applied incorrectly.
• Preparation - The surface must be clean and dry - make sure all wax, polish and dust is removed.
• Application - Using either the metal nib/pen or brush apply thin, light coats in smooth strokes; if you’re using the needle point pen allow the nib to sit inside the scratch or chip and squeeze gently ensuring you only apply the paint within the damaged area. Do Not apply new paint on top of existing paint as this will leave the area of repair looking lighter or darker. Leave the colour matched paint to dry for upto 30 mins before applying any further coats, if no further coat is required, then leave to cure for 1 full hour before applying the PaintNuts Clear Lacquer. 

STEP TWO - PaintNuts - Clear Lacquer Aerosol

• Mixing - Shake pen thoroughly for at least 1 minute to ensure the lacquer is mixed correctly.
• Preparation - The surface must be clean and dry - make sure all wax, polish and dust is removed.
• Application - Using either pen or brush apply thin, light coats in smooth strokes; if you’re using the needle point pen allow the nib to sit in the scratch or chip and squeeze gently ensuring you only apply the lacquer witin the damaged area. Leave the lacquer to dry for upto 30 minutes before applying a second coat if required, if no further coat is required, you must leave the lacquer to cure for 4 hours before you use any buffing or polishing solution/­compound.

PLEASE NOTE: – Aerosols should not be applied in cold, damp weather – it will adversely affect the application and finish.

The recommended minimum temperature for using spray paint is 15+ degrees, preferably indoors in a warm and well-ventilated area.

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