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    Clear Coat Spray Paint and Aerosols

    Achieving a professional, deep gloss finish does not always require a full spray booth setup. Our high performance clear coat in spray can systems are designed to provide the same level of UV protection, chemical resistance, and hardness as professional workshop lacquers. Whether you are performing a small component restoration or sealing a localised repair, using a premium clear coat aerosol spray paint ensures that your work is protected against the elements while maintaining a mirror like shine.

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    Clear Coat Spray Paint and Aerosols Frequently Asked Questions

    Why should I use a clear coat over my paint?

    A clear coat serves two critical functions. Firstly, it adds a layer of depth and high gloss to your colour, making the finish look rich and professional. Secondly, it acts as a protective shield for the basecoat. It guards against environmental factors such as UV radiation, which causes colour fading, as well as fuel spills, bird lime, and minor physical abrasions. Without a clear coat, your basecoat is left exposed to the elements and will degrade much faster.

    What is the difference between 1K and 2K clear coat sprays?

    The main difference is the durability and chemical resistance. 1K (one component) clear coats dry by solvent evaporation and are ideal for quick repairs and smaller jobs. 2K (two component) clear coat sprays contain an integrated hardener that you activate at the time of use. This triggers a chemical reaction, resulting in a much harder, petrol resistant, and long lasting finish that is closer to the quality of professional shop applied clear coats.

    Can I apply these clear coats over any type of paint?

    While our clear coats are compatible with most standard solvent and water based basecoats, it is always best practice to check compatibility before starting. If you are applying over an old paint finish, ensure it is fully cured, clean, and lightly sanded to provide an anchor for the clear coat. Avoid applying clear coat over surfaces treated with unknown products, as this can lead to lifting or unwanted reactions.

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