MITSUBISHI car paint 

Your Mitsubishi vehicle has suffered some damage or you simply have a few small scratches and you want to redo the paint job on your bodywork yourself, so know that it is possible, with aerosols or with a spray gun. You will simply have to find among the color codes of Asian cars, the color code of the Mitsubishi car.
The color code or name that matches your paint. With this Mitsubishi color code, you can order the paint which will be delivered to you in 24 hours, in the format of your choice, in solvent-based paint version.
In this category we offer several offers, the main one being the Mitsubishi matt base paint.
Today, most paints are metallic and pearlescent. They are supplied and applicable only in this version which is called "matt base to varnish".

Old paints, such as direct glossy lacquers, cannot work for pearlescent paints, simply because during drying, which requires at least 15 minutes for these glossy and thick lacquers, the particles tend to move and to create a visual marbling defect.
Be aware that the basecoat version is available in both spray cans and paint cans, and that it is easy to apply, very quick to dry and that the risk of running is not very obvious. Finally, be aware that varnishing for all these paints, which are also called two-layer paints, is mandatory because quite simply, it is done in 2 layers, the paint then the clearcoat.

Mitsubishi car color codes

To order the manufacturer's paint that corresponds to that of your car, it's very simple, you just have to choose and tick the necessary packaging.
The paint reference must be entered after the order, simply by email, or in the "Comments" box during the ordering process on the site.
To find out how much paint is needed to paint the part or the complete vehicle, it's quite simple : first of all, what is called the yield is expressed on the page, in square meters per liter and per layer.

For example :

A car wing = 0.5m²
A complete car = from 8 to 16m² depending on the size of the vehicle
A bonnet = 2m²
A bumper -shock = 1 to 1.5m²

There are 2 types of Mitsubishi color code paint offers available on our page :
The small formats are paint, already diluted, which is called pre-diluted.
Yield Mitsubishi color code : 8-10m² / Liter per coat, i.e. for 2 coats 4-5m² / Liter.
And the large format is pure paint, with the thinner apart.
Yield : 10-12m² / Liter per coat, i.e. for 2 coats 5-6m² / Liter
A Mitsubishi paint is more or less covering depending on the shade. It is always applied, as they are pearly or metallic matt bases, with fairly thin and repeated layers, until the cover of the fund.

The history of the manufacturer Mitsubishi

Mitsubishi is a Japanese corporation and one of the largest automobile manufacturers in the world. The brand meaning in Japanese the union of 3 villages, this is also the meaning of its logo with 3 diamonds.
The company was established in 1873. However, the first car left the factories in 1917, based on the Fiat chassis.
During the 1970s, Mitsubishi Motors experienced a five-fold increase in sales through overseas alliances and partnerships with other automotive companies, particularly in the United States. Mitsubishi is one of the best examples of collaboration between different multinational companies for the manufacture of vehicles. In many cases it produced vehicles for other brands and not under the Mitsubishi name. As for many companies, such as General Motors, Daimler, Fiat, it is by forging partnerships with a few large companies that it has survived the crises of different eras.
During the 2010s, we note that the presidency and the governance exchanged, with the ousting of Carlos Ghosn, were taken over by a Japanese management.

Where to find the color code of your Mitsubishi car ?

For MITSUBISHI brand vehicles, the plate mentioning the color code (vinplate) can be found in three different places.
- Inside the engine compartment.
- On the right front door leaf (passenger side).
- Inside the front cover.
You can take help from the images provided below which illustrates the location.

The color code is always composed of three characters (letters or numbers).
If you don't know what a color code looks like and you have to admit that often there are many references with codes and numbers, which can be confused with the paint reference, then here is a color code example :
23J EBONY

If in doubt, do not hesitate to contact our color department or our technical department, we can then check on our database if your code exists and above all, do we have it in the list recipes.

The iconic colors of Mitsubishi cars

Here are some examples of contemporary Mitsubishi colors :

Mitsubishi color code         Color name
155                                        FRENCH CLARET
156                                        ASHTON GREY
251                                        TERRACOTTA

There are no fixed rules regarding the form of the color code which quite often contains more than three characters. Note that the color name cannot be found on the gray card, nor on the bodywork. As for the color code, it does not appear on the vehicle's gray card either : you must ask the dealer if you cannot find it in the places indicated above.
There are no particularly emblematic colors for this brand of Japanese manufacturer, which has been mainly invested in the manufacture of commercial vehicles and off-road vehicles, for which very classic colors in shades of white have mainly been used.

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