Wet Look Acrylic Enamel Hardener High solids catalyst to enhance the gloss and durability of acrylic enamel. Wet Look offers a super high gloss finish that’s more durable and chemical resistant than conventional enamel finishes. Part # Description Size 8105 Acrylic Enamel Hardener 1/4 Pint 8108 Acrylic Enamel Hardener Pint
Substrates & Prep Surface must be primed and or sealed and ready for paint. Always clean surface with wax & grease remover prior to painting. Mixing
Typically 8:4:1 (8 Parts Acrylic Enamel Color : 4 Part Enamel Reducer : 1 Part Wet Look Hardener) Note: Follow paint manufacturers reduction ratio. Some paints come partially reduced from manufacturer. Drying Flash Time: 10-15 minutes Dust Free: 10 minutes Tack Free: 1 hour Sand/Recoat: Overnight to 48 hours Pot Life: Typically 4 - 6 hours Master Tips Due to large variance in reducer temperature ranges, above figures are typical of performance when proper temperature reducer is used. Always add catalyst slowly to reduced paint. Adding catalyst to quickly or to unreduced paint can cause the paint to shock.
Synthetic Enamel Hardener High solids catalyst to enhance synthetic enamel gloss and durability. Produces a finish that’s more durable and chemical resistant than conventional synthetic enamel finishes. Part # Description Size 8132 Synthetic Hardener Pint
Substrates & Prep Surface must be primed and or sealed and ready for paint. Always clean surface with wax & grease remover prior to painting. Mixing
Typically 8:4:1 (8 Parts Synthetic Enamel Color : 4 Part Synthetic Reducer : 1 Synthetic Hardener) Note: Follow paint manufacturers reduction ratio. Some paints come partially reduced from manufacturer. Drying Flash Time: 10-15 minutes Dust Free: 10 minutes Tack Free: 1 hour Sand/Recoat: Overnight to 48 hours Pot Life: Typically 4 - 6 hours Master Tips Due to large variance in reducer temperature ranges, above figures are typical of performance when prop- er temperature reducer is used. Always add catalyst slowly to reduced paint. Adding catalyst to quickly or to unreduced paint can cause the paint to shock.
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