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Fade Out Thinner

When minor paint defects, scratches, stone chips or minor damage occur, fade out thinner can be used to "soften" and blend the new paint with the surrounding surface to achieve a more invisible and natural transition.

6 Products
El085 Energy Spray Line Uhs Fade-Out-Blender
8 in stock

Lechler L0EL0085L0,4

El085 Energy Spray Line Uhs Fade-Out-Blender

1 SPRAY(400 ML)

€28,53

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Colormatic Spot Blender
20 in stock

Colormatic 50003-15

Colormatic Spot Blender

€21,22
1 SPRAY(400 ML)

€15,92

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Spot Blender
19 in stock

Motip 00108

Spot Blender

€9,65
1 SPRAY(150 ML)

€7,24

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70-460 Spot Blender Aerosol
1 of 2 variants in stock

Q-Refinish

70-460 Spot Blender Aerosol

€43,20
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€34,56

Mc885 Macrofan Uhs Fade-Out Blender
13 in stock

Lechler L0MC0885L1

Mc885 Macrofan Uhs Fade-Out Blender

1 L

€40,52

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Cromax Power
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Az9550 High Performance Fadeout Thinner
22 in stock • While stock lasts

Cromax AZ9550-1

Az9550 High Performance Fadeout Thinner

€60,54
1 L

€24,22

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how to use fade out thinner for paint repairs

Fade out thinner is designed to be compatible with various types of paint and varnish and can be applied on surfaces such as wood, metal, plastic, and more. Proper preparation, color matching, and gradual application are essential steps to achieve a seamless repair. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for dilution and application to ensure the best results.

BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS OF FADE OUT THINNER

Fade out thinner, also known as spot blender, helps create a soft and invisible transition between repaired areas and surrounding paintwork. It is especially useful in automotive painting to blend minor scratches, stone chips, and small damages. The fade out technique requires experience to master but can be learned through tutorials. After application, polishing or fine sanding may be necessary to achieve a smooth and even surface. Using fade out thinner correctly ensures durable and visually appealing repairs.