A brand name for a type of automotive lacquer or paint finish, originally developed in the early 20th century and widely used on cars.
Duco is a trademark derived from 'DuPont Company' abbreviated and stylized. The product was introduced by DuPont in 1923 as a revolutionary fast-drying automotive paint that replaced traditional slower finishes.
Duco paint revolutionized automobile manufacturing by reducing paint drying time from weeks to hours, which made mass production feasible and transformed the auto industry—one brand name that literally changed transportation history!
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