Introduction
DeBeer MM 956 Transparent Medium Red is part of the WaterBase 900 Plus automotive color system developed for modern vehicle refinishing applications. The product functions as a transparent red mixing toner that helps technicians reproduce vivid factory color effects while maintaining controlled color layering and repair precision.
Key Advantages
- High transparency suitable for layered automotive colors
- Smooth atomization during spray application
- Developed for professional vehicle paint systems
- Supports accurate color blending and transition repair
- Suitable for modern low VOC refinishing processes
- Consistent pigment quality for repeat color production
Application Areas
- Automotive paint mixing rooms
- Car body collision repair centers
- Waterborne refinishing systems
- OEM vehicle repainting
- Professional spray booth operations
- Vehicle restoration projects
Technical Specifications
| Item |
Specification |
| Model |
MM 956 |
| Product Name |
Transparent Medium Red |
| Brand |
DeBeer Refinish |
| Coating Type |
Waterborne Basecoat Toner |
| Series |
900 Plus Series |
| Color Tone |
Transparent Red |
| Packaging Size |
500ml |
| Carton Quantity |
3 Cans |
| Carton Dimensions |
37 × 13.5 × 10.8 cm |
| Application Industry |
Automotive Refinishing |
FAQ
Is this paint suitable for waterborne systems only?
Yes. MM 956 is developed for waterborne automotive refinishing systems.
Can it help create transparent red effects?
Yes. The transparent pigment structure supports layered red color effects.
Is this product commonly used in repair shops?
Yes. It is widely used in professional automotive refinishing workshops.
Does it require a clear coat?
Normally it is used within a complete basecoat and clear coat refinishing process.
What vehicles can it be applied to?
It can be used on passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and other automotive refinishing projects.
Usage Tips
For improved color consistency, use clean spray equipment dedicated to waterborne coatings. Maintain recommended booth airflow during drying to support stable film formation.
