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Refinishing system
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The problem of matching vehicle finishes when re-spraying a damaged section is, it is claimed, overcome by the lnmont R-M refinishing system recently introduced into the UK.
Using 40 basic colours and a Tintometer or paint blender, the company claims to be able to produce up to 60,004 shades in synthetic, nitro-synthetic and acrylic finishes. The Tintometer, used in conjunction with a master formulae book, mixes the paints by volume,, the formulae being drawn-up in the basis of 1000 parts. Using the Tintometer, says the company, faded or finishes deviating from the standard colour can be matched.
The Tintometer and basic paints are housed in their own cabinet, and quantities for 0.1 to 20 litres can be mixed. Thus there is no need for a refinisher to carry large stocks of paint and wastage is eliminated because only the correct amount of paint need be prepared.
Made by: Inrnont Ltd, R-M Division, Wednesfield, Wolverhampton, England.