Interesting clearcoat rattlecan

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Whachootinkwillis? :huh:

Catalyzed Clearcoat
11.8 oz. Spray Can


This clearcoat has a self contained hardener right in the can. Once the hardener is activated (by pressing down on the special pin on the bottom of the can), the hardener is released. By shaking the can for approximately two minutes, you now have an catalyzed clearcoat in a spray can which dries hard and shiny. You will not need to use rubbing compound with this product. The product must be used within 24 hours after activation.

This formula contains Isocyanates and is very toxic so don't even think about spraying this product without proper respiratory protection! Make sure you use a protective respirator designed for Isocyanates. The respirators we sell on the site are approved for use with this paint.

We only recommend professionals purchase this product with spraying experience as once it is sprayed, it cannot be easily removed!

To fix any imperfections (i.e. dust, drips, etc.) wait at least two days and you can use rubbing compound.

WOW Real poly-U in a can. I use Concept 2002 by PPG and it costs almost $300 a Gal. Where can you buy this stuff, and how much is it???

I figured out, how to use that web sight, WOW $20 for a 12oz can. It takes me about 20oz to put 3 coats on all bike parts. That would mean $40 worth of clear.
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Just finished repainting my brothers 91 ZR750. Used Omny AU clear.

This is a custom fearing I built for it.

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That's quite a paintjob on that tank. How long did it take to paint the picture of the guy in sandals with the camera, the van, and the rest of the street scene detail on it?

650ed wrote:

That's quite a paintjob on that tank. How long did it take to paint the picture of the guy in sandals with the camera, the van, and the rest of the street scene detail on it?

I just notice that......Ha Ha, but hell'va job on the paint otakar.