Lancia Touch Up Paint (14 OEM Colors)

About Lancia Paint

Lancia is famous for having some of the most beautiful colors in the car world. If you are working on an older classic, the paint is likely a "single-stage" style, which means the color itself is the final layer and can be polished to a high shine. Modern models use a clear coat on top of the color to protect it from the sun and rain. These paints are usually a bit thinner than on other cars, so treat them with a gentle hand.

Application Tips

Lancia paint is very easy to work with because it flows smoothly and levels out nicely as it dries. When you spray or brush it on, it stays wet just long enough for the paint to lay flat without running or dripping. Because many older Lancias were known to have rust issues, the most important step is to make sure the metal underneath is perfectly clean and dry. Taking your time with the cleaning will ensure the new paint sticks forever.

Quick Summary

• Paint Feel: Medium. It is not as hard as a rock, so it is easy to sand smooth if you make a small mistake.
• Best Advice: Carefully check for any tiny rust bubbles before you start painting, especially around the edges of doors and windows.
• Pro Tip: Use three or four very thin layers instead of one thick layer to get a deep, professional look.