KM Design
Automotive body-repair services and car-painting supplies for repair professionals and vehicle owners in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About KM Design
KM Design operates an online shop selling automotive bodywork paint, consumables and tools, alongside a car-body repair garage and custom paint-mixing service. Custom paints are available in aerosol or pot formats, with colour selection by vehicle make, model or paint code.
Customers can order online for store pickup or local delivery, and the garage repairs bodywork damage on vehicles of all makes. The company is based in Garges-lès-Gonesse and presents a store in Aubervilliers; its repair service is described as operating since 2014.
Product: Online sales of automotive bodywork paints, supplies and tools, plus vehicle body repairs and custom paint mixing.
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