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High Solids Clear Coat Kit for professional-looking results on automotive restorations. This Premium 6 Qt. fast (cool temp.) clear coat system from Speedokote LLC Inc. is designed for smooth leveling and strong gloss retention. It delivers durable UV protection, helping the finish resist fading over time. The kit includes spray-ready clear coat and the matching activator for accurate mixing. Mix clear 2:1 by volume, then apply two coats with a short flash for efficient turnaround. Ideal for shops and experienced DIYers seeking a consistent, high-clarity appearance with reliable performance.
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Best clear on market
This is by far the best clear on market. Its likely the same as "Matrix-42" which is 2x the price. This clear can be abused with no solvent pop or dieback issues.
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SPEEDOKOTE SMR42
FIRST Time painting. Two coats of OEM Tacoma red pearl metallic. Add a 600mls Speedokote Cheapo clear with 2/3 TSP red .004" and Gold .0004" Micro Flake first coat. Add 2 more coats Cheapo clear. Leave in Hot FL sun for 2 days and sanded smooth with 400 grit. Flowcoated 4 coats of Speedokote SMR 42 (on top of the first 2 clears 1 flake dry/sanded). I used an IWATA Bellaria 1.3 tip at 29 psi with 10 minutes flash. This clear went in the sun and baked 10 days. I debated whether I needed to buff. The clear was rock hard, deep gloss and made the meal flake "pop" big time. I used M105 and M205 with foam pads on a Porter Cable 7424. The surface looks like an epoxy covered granite top or a butcher block bar its so thick and mirror glossy. WOW HOME RUN!! This clear is top shelf all day. Thanks Brad and Y'all...Good Job..First Class.
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SPEEDOKOTE SMR42
FIRST Time painting. Two coats of OEM Tacoma red pearl metallic. Add 600mls Speedokote Cheapo clear with 2/3 TSP red .004" and Gold .0004" FIRST Coat. Add 2 more coats Cheapo clear. Leave in Hot FL sun for 2 days and sanded smooth with 400 grit. Flowcoated 4 coats of Speedokote SMR 42 on top of the first 2 clears 1 flake dry/sanded. I used an IWATA Bellaria 1.3 tip at 29 psi with 10 minutes flash. This clear went in the sun and baked fort days. I debated whether I needed to buff. The clear was rock hard and I used M105 and M205 with foam pads on a Porter Cable 7424. The surface looks like an epoxy covered granite top or a butcher block bar its so thick and mirror glossy. WOW HOME RUN!! Thanks Brad and Y'all Good Job First Class.