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Buy Pantone 4725 aerosol spray paint in 400 ml rattle cans, litre tins, tester pots and touch-up pens colour matched and mixed to order. Available in 1K or 2K and 2K air-dry in matt, satin or full gloss finishes.
| Format | Size | Coverage | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aerosol Cans | |||
| 1K | 400 ml | 1.5 m2 | £12.99 |
| 2K | 400 ml | 1.5 m2 | £19.99 |
| 2K Air Dry | 400 ml | 1.5 m2 | £15.99 |
| Tins | |||
| 1K | 1 litre | 10 m2 | £39.99 |
| 1K | 2 litres | 20 m2 | £59.99 |
| 2K Air Dry | 1 litre | 10 m2 | £44.99 |
| 2K Air Dry | 2 litres | 20 m2 | £69.99 |
| Tester Pots | |||
| 1K | 60 ml | 0.5 m2 | £7.99 |
| 2K Air Dry | 60 ml | 0.5 m2 | £9.99 |
| 1K | 100 ml | 1 m2 | £9.99 |
| 2K Air Dry | 100 ml | 1 m2 | £11.99 |
| 1K | 250 ml | 2.5 m2 | £14.99 |
| 2K Air Dry | 250 ml | 2.5 m2 | £16.99 |
| Touch up Pens | |||
| 1K | 20 ml | 0.25 m2 | £7.99 |
| 2K Air Dry | 20 ml | 0.25 m2 | £9.99 |
Colour: Pantone 4725
Product type: Custom mixed paint
Brand: One Stop Aerosols
Product Code: 6504
Price: £7.99 – £69.99 + VAT
Availability: In Stock
RGB Colour Code: 181-145-124
Hexadecimal Colour Code: #B5917C
30-day returns policy on all eligible faulty products.
Pantone 4725 is part of the Pantone C Paint colour chart. We batch mix each order using quality Lechler binders and colourants so the colour stays consistent between aerosols and tins.
The Lechler based system offers reliable flow, adhesion and long term colour stability across a wide range of substrates (use the correct primer where needed).
Helpful tip: If you are unsure which paint type or gloss level to pick, tap the info icons next to Size, Paint Type and Gloss Level, or send us a message or message us on WhatsApp.
Please note: 2K aerosols are supplied in acrylic enamel only.
No stress. This is usually down to a little residue, a glossy surface or the wrong primer.
Quick fix: Remove any loose paint, give it a good degrease, then lightly sand for a nice even key. Apply a suitable primer and recoat.
Good to know: Degrease first, then sand. It makes a real difference to adhesion.
Happens to the best of us. It can come from heavy coats, spraying too close or not enough flash-off time.
Quick fix: Once cured, lightly denib, then recoat with lighter, even passes.
Pro tip: Keep a steady distance, warm the can a little and allow each coat to flash off before the next.
Likely yes. Usually from spraying too far away or moving too quickly.
Quick fix: Lightly denib, then apply a slightly wetter coat at a consistent distance.
Pro tip: Overlap passes by about one third and avoid very cold or windy conditions.
Usually contamination. Things like silicone, oils or wax can repel the coating.
Quick fix: Let it dry, sand out the marks, clean thoroughly with a proper degreaser, then re-prime and recoat.
Pro tip: Keep sprays and polishes with silicone away from the work area and use quality masking tapes.
Easy fix. Patchy sheen is often uneven film build or recoating outside the window.
Quick fix: After cure, lightly key the surface and apply one or two uniform coats within the recommended recoat time.
Pro tip: Keep your pass speed steady and your overlap consistent for a lovely even finish.
Yes you can. Runs happen when too much paint lands at once.
Quick fix: Let it cure fully, nib the run flat with fine abrasive, then recoat with lighter passes.
Pro tip: Multiple light coats beat one heavy coat every time.
It happens. Usually recoating too soon or too late, or layers that are not compatible.
Quick fix: Let it dry hard, sand back to a stable layer, apply a compatible primer, then recoat within the advised window.
Pro tip: Always check the recoat timings on the guidance and test a small area if you are unsure.
Please note: our paint is custom mixed and should be test-sprayed on a small, inconspicuous area before full application. We cannot accept responsibility for any colour difference once paint has been applied to your surfaces. If the colour is not accurate, please contact us to arrange a return.
