Distributor of Axalta and AkzoNobel Kemipol
Automotive Refinish
Complete refinish systems for body and paint shops, from body filler to clearcoat. With Duxone, Challenger and Sikkens, from spot repairs to full resprays: the right colour and fast delivery.
- Systems
- Waterborne and solvent‑borne
- Users
- Body and paint shops
- Support
- Colour formulas
- Brands
- Axalta · AkzoNobel Kemipol
What kind of work do you do?
From spot repairs to fleet refinishing, every job balances speed, cost and quality differently.
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Collision repair and resprays
Systems from body filler to clearcoat for body shops
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Commercial vehicles and fleets
Durable, fast-drying coatings
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Colour matching
Digital formulas from the paint code
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Mixing and preparation
Mixing system and equipment support
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Plastics and details
Bumpers, wheels and plastic parts
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A solution for your shop
Write to us about mixing systems, colour tools and training.
Which brand system suits you?
The refinish systems we distribute are positioned for different body shop needs.
| System | Manufacturer | Position | Strength | Ideal user |
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| Duxone | Axalta | Value | Colour accuracy, easy preparation and application | Value-focused body shops |
| Challenger | Axalta | Compact | Easy to use, economical system | Cost-focused body shops |
| Sikkens | AkzoNobel Kemipol | Premium | Wide colour and process support | Professional paint shops |
| Lesonal | AkzoNobel Kemipol | Premium | Simple, efficient process | Independent professional body shops |
| Dynacoat | AkzoNobel Kemipol | Compact | Economical, straightforward system | Independent body shops |
Positions are based on the manufacturers’ own descriptions. Let’s choose the right system together.
Product groups
Every layer of a refinish job, from body filler to clearcoat.
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Body fillers
Level the surface with polyester and fine fillers.
- Polyester body filler
- Fine finishing filler
- Plastic filler
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Primers
Primer systems for adhesion to metal, corrosion protection and filling.
- Epoxy primer
- Wash (etch) primer
- 2K primer surfacer
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Basecoats
Waterborne and solvent‑borne basecoats with metallic and pearl effects.
- Waterborne basecoat
- Solvent-borne basecoat
- Single-stage topcoat
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Clearcoats
Two-component clearcoats with fast and standard drying options.
- Fast clearcoat
- Standard clearcoat
- Matt clearcoat
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Hardeners and thinners
Hardeners, thinners and reducers matched to the system.
- Hardener
- Thinner
- Blending thinner
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Plastics and auxiliaries
Plastic primer, degreasers and preparation products.
- Plastic primer
- Silicone and grease remover
- Antistatic cleaner
Digital formula from the paint code
Request a formula with your paint code
Type your vehicle’s paint code and we will prepare the formula and the matching products for your system.
Where is the paint code?
- Label on the driver’s door pillar
- Under the bonnet, on the body
- Boot floor, spare wheel well
Where the label sits depends on the make and model.
The workflow for a flawless repair
The right order and enough drying on every coat matter as much as the colour match. Follow the times in the product’s technical data sheet.
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Prepare
Assess the damage, degrease the surface and sand it.
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Fill
Level the surface with body filler and sand it once dry.
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Prime
Apply a corrosion primer to bare metal, then a primer surfacer.
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Colour
Apply the basecoat mixed to the colour formula in coats.
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Clear
Finish with clearcoat for gloss and protection.
Our brands in this area
We are a distributor of Axalta and AkzoNobel Kemipol refinish brands.
Axalta, Duxone, Challenger, AkzoNobel Kemipol, Sikkens, Lesonal and Dynacoat names and logos are trademarks of their owners.
Guides
Technical Center
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find my car’s paint code?
The paint code is usually on the manufacturer’s label on the driver’s door pillar, under the bonnet or in the boot. Its position depends on the make and model; if you cannot find it, send us the make, model and year.
What is the difference between waterborne and solvent‑borne basecoat?
In waterborne basecoats water replaces most of the solvent, so solvent emissions are lower; they have become the standard in many markets. Solvent-borne systems offer flexibility under different booth and drying conditions.
What is the difference between Duxone and Challenger?
Both are Axalta brands. Duxone is for body shops that want an easy-to-use, value-focused range; Challenger is a compact, economical system. We can choose the right one for your shop together.
Why do colour differences appear in spot repairs?
The same paint code can have several production shades (variants), and paint changes in the sun over time. That is why the formula is chosen by variant, a spray-out card is made when needed and the colour is blended into the adjacent panel.
Can you set up a mixing system in my shop?
Talk to our technical team about a mixing system, colour tools and team training; together we will plan a setup that suits your shop’s volume.
Let’s choose the right system for your shop.
Tell us your monthly volume and the system you use; we will prepare a tailored quote and a trial process.