Bi-component matte aerosol spray topcoat - 2 matte or satin effects

Our matte spray topcoats are available in two different gloss levels :
Matte 15
Super matte 4

These two Bi-component polyurethane topcoats offer superior performance.

These two topcoats are the first Bi-component matte coatings available in aerosol cans and are far superior to the resistance of single-component spray topcoat on the market.

They provide optimum resistance to scratches, hydrocarbons, and weathering.

The difference between 1K and 2K matte topcoat
1K : dries by evaporation with air : the dry film can be dissolved with thinner / petrol
2K : hardens by chemical polymerization : the dry film is ultra hard and resistant

Their finish is perfectly homogeneous, with a "soft" visual effect.
The 4° and 15°* topcoats offer a very good thickness and a good covering power

* The degree of gloss refers to a scale from 0 to 100°.

How to apply

Apply to paints sanded to 500
Push the red button at the bottom of the can completely
Shake the can for 30 seconds and let stand for two minutes
Apply two regular coats on the surface
keeping the can 15 cm from the surface while spraying
Allow 5 to 10 minutes between coats
Do not spray more coats

Drying time to the touch: 45 min / through: 6h
Dry thickness : 50µm
Maximum use time of the spray can : 30 to 60min

Scope of use

The matte spray topcoat can be used for cars, motorcycles, bicycles, decoration

Resistance and formula for modern automotive coatings

In the automotive world, paints and topcoats have evolved a lot over the last 50 years : today all the best body topcoats are acrylic solvent polyurethane formulations. Among all the other known coatings, this topcoat offers the best compromise of good resistance to sun, rain, heat, and abrasion.