COLOR TOOLS

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COLOR TOOLS 〰️

CHROMATIC COLOR CHIPS

Sprayed with REIZ paint, these chips enable efficient color matching with comparison, even when no paint code is available. Their chromatic layout lets users quickly find the closest match for any vehicle.

Color swatches organized in a display rack, labeled with codes such as M0-1, M1-1, M2-1, showcasing various shades including pastels, neutrals, and vibrant colors, likely for paint or fabric selections.
Person applying chromatic blue colored strip to blue surface.

OEM COLOR CHIPS

Designed to reduce the amount of time that users spend identifying and selecting colors. It is made up of chips that are sprayed with InnoColor paint. When users select a chip, they can see the actual color that they will be spraying before they spray it.

Display of REIZ OEM chips on hooks behind a glass case, with two branded shopping bags labeled 'REIZ' and 'Mercedes 5' and 'BMW 1' in the foreground.

  • The system contains over 10,000 sprayed chips and can be used for matching solid and pearl/aluminum/multi-effect colors.

  • Large chip size allows for easy identification of the vehicle.

  • Colors in the system represent OEM standard colors and popular variants for the top car manufacturers from around the globe.

TINTING GUIDE

TINTING MAPS

Wonder-Tech TINTING Maps provide a systematic toner layout organized by hue family. The maps display each color at full strength and in incrementally lightened steps—with white for solids, with aluminum for effects—enabling intuitive prediction of color shifts and supporting accurate toner selection.

A color chart for automobile paints shows different shades for base coats, top coats, and effects. There are sections for basecoat aluminum, graphite, solid colors, and multi-effect colors, with sample color swatches and codes. Additionally, there are color wheels and icons explaining lighting and finish effects along the bottom.

TINTING CARDS

Wonder-Tech TINTING Cards offer precise visual guidance for on-bench color adjustment. Each card illustrates key toner traits—transparency, strength, and flop behavior—through clear pictograms and side-by-side comparisons. Cards for metallic and pearl variants are presented over blue or black bases to highlight sparkle and side-to-tone effects, streamlining the fine-tuning of color formulas.

Person wearing black gloves holding a fan deck of automotive paint color samples against a car hood.