Paint 20 Pearl Grey, spray
$ 42.38
- Colour:
- Pearl grey
Paint Volvo 140
Stone chips on the front end, rust blisters at the wheel housings and chipped paint around the door locks are among the most common cosmetic flaws on a 140. This category gathers paint products for both larger refinishing jobs and small touch-ups, so the shade matches the car's original color.
- Paint 20 Pearl Grey, spray
- Paint 107 Sun Yellow, spray
- Engine paint red, spray for Volvo B16, B18, B20
- Underseal spray, black, 500 ml
- Engine paint red 250 ml white spirit based
- Rust protection spray thin black TO3 500ml
- Primer Red 1-K, 400 ml
- Clear varnish, spray 400ml Glossy
- Lacquer black semi-gloss 400 ml spray
- Paint black matt 400 ml spray
- Gloss black lacquer, 400 ml spray
- Tack cloth
All products in category: Paint Volvo 140
Paint 107 Sun Yellow, spray
$ 39.44
- Model year:
- 1968–1974
- Engine:
- B20
Engine paint red, spray for Volvo B16, B18, B20
Duett, PV 444, PV 544, Amazon, 1800, 140, 240
$ 33.34/set
- Model year:
- 1957–1974
- Engine:
- B16, B18, B20
- Colour:
- Red
Underseal spray, black, 500 ml
763
$ 20.34/piece
- Colour:
- Black
Engine paint red 250 ml white spirit based
$ 19.78/piece
- Model year:
- 1957–1974
- Engine:
- B16, B18, B20
Rust protection spray thin black TO3 500ml
764
$ 19.55/piece
Primer Red 1-K, 400 ml
$ 15.71/piece
- Colour:
- Red
Clear varnish, spray 400ml Glossy
1800
$ 14.13/piece
- Model year:
- 1968–1974
- Engine:
- B20
Lacquer black semi-gloss 400 ml spray
$ 10.74/piece
- Colour:
- Black
Paint black matt 400 ml spray
$ 10.74/piece
Gloss black lacquer, 400 ml spray
$ 10.74/piece
- Dimensions:
- Outer Ø 11 mm
- Colour:
- Gloss black
- Quantity per car:
- 2
Tack cloth
761
$ 2.94
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The group includes car paint and touch-up paint in original shades, primer as an adhesion layer, engine paint for the block and parts, rust protection spray for exposed sheet metal edges, plus body spray for even coverage. A sticky cloth is also included to wipe the surface free of sanding dust just before painting – a step that otherwise leads to grainy, poorly adhering results.
Remember to clean and prime bare sheet metal before applying top coat; the primer determines how well the paint holds up over time. For touching up minor damage a brush can or spray is often enough, while larger areas benefit from being sprayed in several thin layers.