Choosing a refinish system is a decision about the shop rather than about the colour. Any of these three ranges will mix a colour. What separates them is what each one needs behind it to run.
Concept Paints NO MIX is a clear over base tinting system, and its defining feature is that the tints need no mixing or stirring before a colour is mixed, with more than sixty tints in 250mL and 1L covering solids, metallics, pearls and additives. Concept Paints makes the commercial argument for that itself: the company says the technology stops the components of the paint from settling, and that this does away with having to maintain or run expensive mixing machinery. That is Concept's claim rather than ours, but it points at the setup the system suits, which is a small workshop or a mobile operator with nowhere to stand a mixing bank. Concept also publishes a low VOC version, NO MIX LV, for work that carries a VOC requirement.
Cromax sits at the other end of the decision. Axalta positions the brand around increasing bodyshop productivity from the front of the shop to the back, through coatings engineered for quick and accurate application.
Bernardo Ecenarro, usually shortened to BESA, has manufactured special paints and coatings for industrial, commercial vehicle and automotive repainting since 1963, and its URKIMIX PRO tintometric system covers patch, panel and overall repair. That commercial vehicle heritage is why it reads well for fleet, truck and trailer panels out of the Kawana and Warana industrial area on the Nicklin Way corridor.