Hycote Citroen Quartz Metallic Spray Paint - 150ml
This high-quality spray paint is specifically formulated to match the Citroen Quartz Metallic colour. Delivers a smooth, glossy, and metallic finish that resembles the original paint on your Citroen vehicle. Suitable for a variety of surfaces, including metal, plastic, and other automotive materials. The ergonomic spray nozzle design offers precise control, enabling even application and minimizing overspray.
Rapid drying formula helps reduce the wait time between coats, allowing for efficient layering and quicker project completion. Provides a protective barrier against rust, UV rays, and general wear and tear, extending the lifespan of the painted surface.
Features
- High-Quality Finish
- Versatile Application
- Fast Drying
- Durable Protection
£6.00
| Liquid Measurement | 150ml |
|---|---|
| Colour | Silver |
This high-quality spray paint is specifically formulated to match the Citroen Quartz Metallic colour. Delivers a smooth, glossy, and metallic finish that resembles the original paint on your Citroen vehicle. Suitable for a variety of surfaces, including metal, plastic, and other automotive materials. The ergonomic spray nozzle design offers precise control, enabling even application and minimizing overspray.
Rapid drying formula helps reduce the wait time between coats, allowing for efficient layering and quicker project completion. Provides a protective barrier against rust, UV rays, and general wear and tear, extending the lifespan of the painted surface.
Features
- High-Quality Finish
- Versatile Application
- Fast Drying
- Durable Protection
James Briggs Limited has been manufacturing Hycote automotive paint, paint care and maintenance products in the UK since 1982. Hycote first developed products for use in car racing and then quickly extended these to a full paint and maintenance range.
Proud to be British, with its base in Greater Manchester, James Briggs Limited is one of the leading manufacturers of aerosol and touch-up paints in the UK and Europe.
