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Question 1

What are some mid-range size automotive paint options besides very small and very large containers?

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Need more than a touch-up but less than a full respray? We've got just the right size container for your next project. Our mid-range sizes are cost-effective, leaving less waste for small projects and repairs with easier storage. Whether you need a half-pint container for small panels, motorcycle parts, or accent pieces, or a larger container for partial repaints on hoods, roofs, or multiple panels, we carry the sizes you need, including 8-ounce, 10-ounce, 11-ounce, 12-ounce, 15-ounce, and 24-ounce containers.

Question 2

What's the main difference between acrylic lacquer and acrylic enamel automotive paint?

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The main differences between lacquer and enamel are composition, durability, and finish. Lacquer is an easy-to-apply paint that dries quickly, helping you apply multiple coats with speed for a glossy and smooth showroom shine perfect for classic car restorations. However, expect a shorter lifespan than an enamel with additional coats and more frequent polishing. Enamel is tough with a hard, durable, and long-lasting finish, giving you a convenient, low-maintenance, and single-stage application option perfect for daily drivers. However, expect more preparation and curing time with enamel than with lacquer.

Question 3

How do I choose the right paint for my car?

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Choosing the right paint for your car depends on vehicle age, desired finish, and budget. Urethane is the type of paint professionals trust for durability, UV-resistance, and long-lasting protection. You can get urethane in both a single-stage (color and gloss in one) and a two-stage (base coat and clear coat) formula to achieve your unique color goals. You can also select an acrylic enamel for a hard, glossy finish on older cars or restorations, an acrylic lacquer for a less durable but classic high-gloss look, or a water-based paint for an eco-friendly option used in modern body shops. Solid colors are simple and cost-effective, while metallic, pearl, and matte finishes take your paint job to the next level. Urethane costs more but lasts longer, while matte and pearl finishes need more upkeep. For extra protection, always apply a clear coat for durability and shine.

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Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Gloss Black Spray Paint for Plastic (6-Pack)

Rust-Oleum Automotive11 oz. Universal Gloss Black Touch-Up Spray Paint and Primer in One (6-Pack)

Rust-Oleum Automotive11 oz. Matte Black Trim and Bumper Spray Paint (6-Pack)

Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Black Matte Finish Spray Paint (6-Pack)

Rust-Oleum Automotive11 oz. Universal Silver Touch-Up Spray Paint and Primer in One (6-Pack)

Rust-Oleum Automotive11 oz. Matte Silver Gray Custom Lacquer Spray Paint (6-Pack)

Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Acrylic Enamel 2X Gloss Red Spray Paint (6 Pack)

Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Acrylic Enamel 2x 5-in-1 Gloss White Spray Paint (Case of 6)

Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Acrylic Enamel 2x 5-in-1 Gloss Clear Spray Paint (Case of 6)

Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Acrylic Enamel 2x 5-in-1 Gloss Black Spray Paint (Case of 6)

Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Acrylic Enamel 2x 5-in-1 Flat Black Spray Paint (Case of 6)

Rust-Oleum Automotive12 oz. Acrylic Enamel 2x 5-in-1 Gloss Red Spray Paint (Case of 6)

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