Rolls Royce car paint 

If you are on this page, we assume that you wish to obtain a manufacturer's color according to the color codes of other European cars and particularly, in relation to the color codes of Rolls Royce cars, for a renovation or complete painting project, to be carried out in body type installations by a professional.

The Rolls Royce color code paints we offer are solvent-based. These classic, professional-grade versions offer distinct advantages over the automotive-type water-based paints that body painters are forced to use.

The advantages are above all ease of application, rapid drying, and also quality of application : the metal or mother-of-pearl pigments of Rolls Royce colors are always better positioned in a thin solvent-based paint, than in coarse water-based paints, which are thicker and slower to dry. It must also be said that solvent-based paints have a much better durability than water-based paints, over the years, and it presents less risk of defects, such as blisters, discoloration, detachment...

Here are the quick and easy steps to place an order on our site :
1. Click on the product below titled matt paint to varnish
2. read the instructions and choose your packaging
3. place the product in the basket
4. choose the shipping method, directly to the professional or to your home
5. Proceed to payment

From then on, if the order was placed before 3 p.m., the Rolls-Royce paint will be prepared immediately and the package will be dispatched for delivery expected the next day

Rolls Royce car color codes

To determine the amount of paint to apply to the Rolls-Royce vehicle, or to the part to be touched up, it is enough to first know the approximate surface area in square meters.

Always choose the higher rounded amount, as it is good to have more paint when needed.

Matt base type paints to be varnished allow you to paint 8 to 10 m² of bodywork with 1 Liter and in one coat. Considering that it takes 2 coats to achieve the Rolls Royce color, the final yield is therefore 4 to 5m² / L.

This yield corresponds to a ready-to-use Rolls Royce paint, i.e. including its thinner.
All manufacturers' paints according to the color codes of Rolls Royce cars are sold ready to use, that is to say already diluted, below 500 ml.
All packages with the color code of Rolls Royce cars from 1 Liter are kits including separate paint and thinner.
Dilution is simple, just add between 50 and 70 parts of thinner for 100 parts in pure paint.

A word on application :
Rolls-Royce modern colors are very thin pearlescent or metallic paints : to apply them in the best possible way, it is important not to apply thick layers. On the contrary, it is advisable to apply numerous and thin coats, repeated quickly until the total coverage of the background and the appearance of the optimal color.
The second very important thing is that the varnish must be applied after the Rolls Royce paint, without allowing a drying time of more than 20 or 30 minutes, in order to guarantee adhesion and consistency between paint and clearcoat.

The history of the manufacturer Rolls Royce

The name of the English luxury vehicle brand was formed by the conjunction of the names of the two founders Charles Rolls and Henry Royce. This English automobile manufacturer was founded in 1904, at the beginning of the automobile era, in Manchester in the United Kingdom.

The brand quickly became synonymous with superior engineering, contributing to its reputation as the best vehicle in the world, even before being the archetypal image of luxury. Remember that Rolls-Royce is above all a manufacturer of engines for civil and military aviation.

After some financial mishaps caused by an engineering development and return on investment problem for an aircraft engine, the brand is split and the aircraft engine business is separated from the construction of vehicles which is nationalized. In 1987, the brand is sold to a private company. Rolls-Royce is one of the best known brands in the world today, along with the Coca Cola brand.
According to millionaire or billionaire customers, Rolls-Royce remains the most pleasant and quietest vehicle to drive among all the other major brands of Grand Duke vehicles. The world of luxury does not know the crisis and Rolls-Royce has shown constant growth since the 2000s, despite car models whose base price is several hundred thousand euros.

Where to find the color code of your Rolls Royce car ?

For Rolls Royce vehicles, the plate mentioning the color code (vinplate) is located :
- On the left front door leaf (driver's side)
- On older models , on the left front fender (driver's side) or under the front bonnet.
You can take help from the images provided below which illustrates the location. The color code is often composed of 4 characters (letters or numbers).
We can on request to provide an extract from the Rolls-Royce color database. This may be an exhaustive extract because a database often includes more than a hundred color codes.
It is not possible to help you if you do not have certain indications. A search by model and by year can give approximate results with often a large number of similar colors and this does not make it possible to know the Rolls-Royce color code of the vehicle with certainty.
The color reference or name is not present on the vehicle registration card. The best way to ensure paint references is to contact the dealer or consult certain specialized sites.

The emblematic colors of Rolls Royce cars

Rolls-Royce English White is probably the brand's best-known shade.
However, the English manufacturer has composed a large number of white shades, some of which are sometimes complex, because they are called tri-layers and involve the superposition of two paints plus a clearcoat (Here are some examples below). We can see that the 0E1L shade is a famous tri-coat shade with the prior application of a "first coat".

0E0Z ARCTIC WHITE ROLLS ROYCE 2004 - 2017
0E1A CARRARA ROLLS ROYCE 2005 -
0E1D ENGLISH WHITE ROLLS ROYCE 2007 - 2010

0E1L CITREOUS PEARL ROLLS ROYCE 2007
0E1L FIRST COAT ROLLS ROYCE 2007

Above, we find the formations concerning the color, with in the first column the color code, in the second column the name of the color, and then the brand with the year of use in the models.

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