Pantone 179 Aerosol Spray Paint Cans, Tins & Pens

Product Name: Pantone 179 Aerosol Spray Paint

Manufacturer: One Stop Aerosols

Product Code: PAN5764

Price: £7.99 – £69.99

Availability:In Stock

RGB Colour Code: 226-61-40

Hexadecimal Colour Code: #E23D28

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About our Paint Cans

Pantone 179 Aerosol Spray Paint is part of the Pantone Aerosol Spray Paint Colour Chart. We batch-mix each order using high-quality Lechler binders and colourants to keep your colour consistent across aerosols and tins.

Formats: 400ml aerosols in 1K (ready to use) or 2K (with built-in hardener), litre tins, plus touch-up pots/pens.
Finishes: Matt 0%, Satin 30%, Semi 60%, Full Gloss 90% — choose the sheen that suits your job.
Extras: Add UV protection for outdoor work or a High-Resistance package for coastal/harsh environments.
Control: Vari-nozzle cap gives wide/narrow fan options with HVLP-style atomisation and low overspray.

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’re 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. For a quicker reply, WhatsApp us here .

Please note: 2K aerosols are supplied in Acrylic Enamel only.

Safety Data Sheets

Frequently Asked Questions

1K Aerosol paint takes around 30 minutes to cure completely.

The time it takes for a 2K aerosol to touch dry in 40 minutes. To dry out thoroughly is 24-48 hours depending on the conditions the paint is used in, for example, it will take longer to fully cure if applied outside in colder or damper conditions as opposed to a hot summer's day.

You can expect to be able to coat roughly 2 square meters in a single coat using a 400ml aerosol.

For best results, we recommend 2-4 coats depending on the colour chosen, existing colour to be re top coated and surface material to be sprayed.

We highly recommend the use of a primer for almost all your painting plans, we stock and supply the correct primers necessary for the surface material, example glass primers, fibreglass primers and plastic primers. When choosing a primer, it is essential to select the proper primer for the surface material you plan to apply the topcoat.

Please note – Our aerosol cans, litre tins and touch up and repair pots/pens are custom mixed and should be tested before application. We do not take responsibility for any colour difference once you have applied the paint to your surfaces. If the colour is not accurate, please contact us to arrange a return.