Afraid the paint won't match?

How does ReveMoto paint match panels if they don’t have the car?

Most body shops will say that a painted panel cannot be color matched without the car present and, or, without blending the paint (see above question). This is not entirely true. 

Our paint line is formulated to match the mixture from the original formula the manufacturer painted the vehicle. What we do is choose the variant or create a special formula to mimic the color fading that the vehicle would experience depending on age of vehicle. This means we do NOT paint your perfectly good adjacent panels; we don’t charge extra for labor and we don’t keep your car for days or weeks. 

What paint system does ReveMoto utilize?

We use the Lesonal paint system from AkzoNobel. AkzoNobel has been a paint manufacturer among other different industries for decades. We use their Lesonal paint line, which is their high-quality, solvent-based paint. Their system provides us with a wide variety of paint colors and color variants based on their extensive research and development. AkzoNobel’s high-quality paint and materials provide us with necessary materials to achieve vibrant paint matches and long-lasting painted auto parts.

What's the catch with your Lifetime Paint Warranty?

We use the Lesonal paint system by AkzoNobel. Their paint is a high-quality paint and materials that allows us to spray a superior finish. We also have experienced painters and quality & control professionals that handle your part every step of the way. No paint chipping, spider webs, paint peeling, paint cracking or bubbling/lifting up.

We stand by our quality and our commitment to our customers. If you have any issues with your painted part, please contact us at claims@revemoto.com or visit this link.

(Our warranty does not cover rock chips or any external damage to your part. This only covers painting defects caused in the paint process.)

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Does ReveMoto clear coat their auto parts?

Yes! All our parts receive 2-3 passes of clear coat to achieve a proper full coverage, referred to as OEM film thickness. The clear coat or top coat is what provides that glossy shine to your car and will protect the paint coat from harmful elements. Check out our article on clear coat.

Can I send in my primer part(s) to be painted?

No, we do not accept auto parts that are not from our warehouse. We ensure that all our parts will fit your vehicle without any issue and that the quality is only the best. We cannot ensure that from other manufacturers. 

Not all aftermarket parts are created equal. These parts travel a long distance are susceptible to damage(s). Among aftermarket parts, there is grade system based on its imperfections. We only use parts that are near perfect to minimal imperfections, A-B quality.

Third part vendors will sell any type of bumper, from new to refurbished. The process of manufacturing the parts is important to the longevity of a car part. We get only the best parts. 

Where can I find my paint code/color?

The most common area to find your paint/color code is on the plaque located on your driver side door jam. You will see your vehicle identification number (VIN) and above or below that you can find the paint code. If you cannot find it there, some manufacturers place the code under the hood, in the glove compartment, or in the trunk. If you are at wits end or don’t have the time to search, you can call any dealership that sells your specific model and ask their “parts” department for the code; just provide your VIN.

How do I maintain new painted car parts?

Only hand wash your car for the next 3 months after you receive your painted car part. The paint is still considered “soft” and will take some time to fully cure during the 3-month period. Automated car washes have giant spinning brushes that are too abrasive for “soft” paint. Therefore, we recommend only hand washing, buffing and waxing your newly painted parts during this period.