Why is Custom Aerosol Cans Better?

Powder Coating Touch-Up Paint

Custom Aerosol Products touch-up paint eliminates:

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• hook marks
• Faraday cage
• light spots

Our fast-dry acrylics and PVDF finishes have excellent adhesion over most powder coated products. Available in a wide arrangement of packaging options, we’re sure to meet your touch-up needs.

Below are a few of the several hundred powder coating companies we work with to help solve their customer touch-up needs:

Custom Paint Matching

Custom Aerosol Products has two spectrophotometers that are used to precisely match customer-supplied paint chips for custom color matching. Today we have 15,000+ paint manufacturer color numbers in our computer system; the chances are excellent that we’ll have yours in the system already. If not, a color chip will be required in order for us to custom match the color of your product coating.

Custom Aerosol uses only the highest quality paints and lacquers in order to insure the best and most durable touch-up paint products. We use Valspar Fluropon® air dry flouropolymer as well as acrylic coatings we manufacture in our plant.

Aerosol Can Filling Pumps

Custom Aerosol offer aerosol can filling systems for those customers who wish to package their own paint or coatings.

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Aerosol Can Filling System

Custom Aerosol is now providing automatic and manual aerosol can filling pumps for those customers wanting to fill their aerosol cans themselves. The automatic system is designed to work at the touch of a button – just set the dial to the desired amount of paint for the can, push the button and the pump does the work. If you have smaller quantities of cans to fill, then a manual pump system is available. Both systems are quick, clean and simple to use.

Spray cans themselves are really very simple. Starting at the bottom of the can, they are filled with paint (A), propellant and solvent (B), “head space” for the propellant to exist as a gas (C), and the spray valve (D). Custom Aerosol offers pre-charged cans containing propellant and solvent; you then add the paint and you are ready to go!

Our cans feature an inner valve specially designed to prevent clogging even when using very thick paints like primers. Our spray tip produces a fan spray pattern which applies the paint in a very even manner.

Our cans are available in the standard 16 fluid ounce (11 oz. net weight) size or a smaller 6 fluid ounce (4 oz. net weight) size).

Take advantage of these key benefits by owning and using your own aerosol can filling system:

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• Two pump options- The easy-to-use automatic system or the convenient manual pump for smaller requirements.
• Two can sizes- Choose from the standard 16 fluid ounce can or the smaller 6 fluid ounce can.
• Spray tip- The fan spray pattern provides a quicker and more even application of paint, and the superior valve insures less spray tip clogging.
• Better solvent blends- Our pre-charged cans are compatible with almost every fast-dry coating (acrylics, lacquers, vinyl and enamels).

I'd assume he's looking for recommendations as well

I saw that but really I have bought from anyone that can fill the order and gotten good product. As you can see, no one has yet favored one over another. It's color availability, product type, price, shipping — a whole lotta things to consider. One company is not going to do it all.

The point is people come on here and ask the most general questions you can imagine with NO details and expect their quest to be resolved in an Internet instant.

Sorry, that don't always work.

Looking for an online source for custom mix rattle can paint. None of the automotive local paint stores offer this service.
Looking for your favorite go to source for this, vs a random store from a google search..

As the retired bodyshop owner, let me throw a small wrench in your thought process when I ask the following two part question:

"Do you want it to match, if so, how closely do you want it to match"

I say this as anything produced in the last 20 years will have not only "alternate mixes" to the color code shown, but will also have "aged paint" factored in to the potential mix. If you are painting a truck cap, and just want the color to come close, then a spray can could be the easy way out. If you plan to drive your Mercedes SUV to your office every day, and don't want the repair to stand out like a sore thumb, then a spray can just won't do. Then there are some colors that you just can't get in a spray can, usually those that are tri stage (base coat of color, then a mid coat of color, then clearcoat, all with 8-22 alternate mixes from the base and mid coats), or have a lot of mica or metallic involved. Solid colors (red, black, green, blue, white, orange, etc), piece of cake, spray can away......

Now, to answer your question, as others have alluded to above, you might be better off finding your local automotive grade paint shop, let them take an electronic sample with their equipment (called a "color eye"), and custom mix paint to match what you plan to paint. They can also guide you as to the best bang for your buck in most cases. Finally, don't get wrapped up with one brand or another, PPG, Dupont, Sherwin Williams automotive, House of Colors, etc........Why, simple, there are only 6 major automotive paint manufacturers (20 that make additional products such as mica or liquid metallics for mixing certain color combinations) making the base products around the world, they all sell product to one another, then wrap a label around them, sometimes theirs, sometimes others, but they all come from the same places....I'll leave it at that.


Bill S.