MIPA C10 Clear Coat + UV Protection
€22.62
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€22.62
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€22.62
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€22.62
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MIPA 1K Clear Coat - High Gloss
MIPA C10 Clear Coat is a fast-drying one-pack varnish which is excellent as a clear varnish over basecoats and color coats. MIPA C10 Clear Varnish is ready to spray and therefore easy to apply without the need to add thinner or hardener.
Clear Coat with UV protection
The can of MIPA C10 Clear Coat contains varnish with special UV protection ingredients. This makes MIPA's one-pack clear varnish highly resistant to UV rays, so that the color and clear varnish do not yellow in sunlight.
Features of MIPA C10 Clear Varnish in Tin
- UV-resistant
- High gloss
- Good weather resistance
- Petrol resistance with short application time
- Consumption: 6-8 m2 / ltr.
- Spray viscosity 20°C
- Ready to spray
- Dry film thickness: 30 - 40 microns
- Evaporation time: 5-10 minutes between coats
- Particulars: This product is not recommended as a topcoat for waterborne basecoat
- Drying times with an object temperature 20°C
- Dust dry: 30 - 40 minutes
- Handleable: 4 hours
- Touch dry: 24 hours
Specifications of MIPA C10 Clear Coat + UV Protection
| SKU | 246710000 |
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| Brand | MIPA |
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Number of components
The designation 1K or 2K indicates how many components a product consists of and how it cures.
1K (1 component) – Ready to use and consists of a single component. Cures by exposure to air or moisture. User-friendly and ideal for standard applications. 2K (2 components) – Consists of two components that must be mixed before use. Provides a stronger and more durable finish. |
(1K) 1 component |
| Minimum Coverage m² | 3.5 m² |
| Weight | 1000 g |
| SKU | 246710000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MIPA |
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Number of components
The designation 1K or 2K indicates how many components a product consists of and how it cures.
1K (1 component) – Ready to use and consists of a single component. Cures by exposure to air or moisture. User-friendly and ideal for standard applications. 2K (2 components) – Consists of two components that must be mixed before use. Provides a stronger and more durable finish. |
(1K) 1 component |
| Minimum Coverage m² | 3.5 m² |
| Weight | 1000 g |
| Maximum Coverage m² | 5 m² |
| EAN | 4016176013320 |
| Packing | 1 piece |
| Content | 1 litre |
| Gloss level | High Gloss |
| Category | 1K Clear Coat |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the shelf life of clear varnish?
How long clear varnish stays good depends on how you store it. An unopened can and spray can of clear varnish stays good for years.
How do you apply clear varnish?
Clear varnish is applied with a spray can or a paint sprayer. There are several ways to apply clear coat. If you apply clear varnish, make sure you apply at least 2 layers.
Which varnish is best?
Which varnish is best is determined by the user. For a plain uni colour, a 2K lacquer is best. If the colour lacquer is metallic or pearlescent, a 1K lacquer is best.
How many coats of clearcoat should I apply?
Applying 2 coats of clearcoat is enough to have enough layer thickness. Do you want the clear coat to have more ‘body’? Then apply another layer of clear coat.
How much time between coats of clear coat?
5 minutes time between coats of clear coat is sufficient. By keeping a time of 5 minutes between coats of clear coat, the varnish has enough time to evaporate.
What is the difference between clear varnish and coloured varnish?
The difference between clear varnish and colour varnish is that you spray a clear varnish as a varnish over the colour varnish. A clear varnish is transparent and a coloured varnish contains pigments that give the paint colour.
How many coats of clearcoat to apply?
Applying 2 coats of clearcoat is enough to have enough layer thickness. Do you want the clear coat to have more ‘body’? Then apply another layer of clear coat.
How much time between coats of clearcoat?
5 minutes time between coats of clearcoat is sufficient. By keeping a time of 5 minutes between coats of clearcoat, the varnish has enough time to evaporate.
What is 1K clearcoat?
1K clear coat is a fast-drying clear coat consisting of 1 component. A 1K clear coat can be ordered in spray cans and tins. In addition, a clear coat is available in high gloss, matt and satin.
How do you apply 1K clearcoat?
1K clear coat is applied in 2 to 3 layers. You also apply 1K clear coat with a spray can or sprayer. When applying 1K clear coat, make sure you maintain a spraying distance of 25 to 30 cm.
What is the difference between clearcoat and paint by colour?
The difference between clear lacquer and colour lacquer is that you spray a clear lacquer as a varnish over the colour lacquer. A clear varnish is transparent and a coloured varnish contains pigments that give the paint colour.
Which 1K lacquer is best?
Which 1K lacquer is best varies from user to user. Where some find water-based lacquer best, others find a conventional thinner lacquer best.
What is clear coat?
Clear coat is a transparent lacquer that you apply over a colour lacquer. This makes a clear coat the same as a varnish that protects the colour lacquer from scratches, discolouration by sunlight, impacts, weather, salt and more.
How do you apply clear coat?
Clear coat is applied with a spray can or a paint sprayer. There are several ways to apply clear coat. If you apply clear coat, make sure you apply at least 2 layers.
What is the difference between clear coat and transparent?
There is no difference between clear coat and transparent. A clear coat is transparent, which is why this varnish is also called a transparent varnish.
When is this clear coat right for you?
A clear coat is suitable when you want to spray smaller to medium paint repairs on a 246710000 evenly. Check the colour code before use, prepare the surface carefully and always finish base-coat or metallic paint with clear coat.
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- Spraying scratches, scuffs and smaller areas: The spray can is practical for bumper corners, mirror caps, door areas or prepared repair spots. With a clean surface and several thin coats, you can build up an even application.
- Repair after sanding, filling or priming: Once the damaged area has been prepared, degreased and, where needed, primed, you can rebuild the finish in the matching colour. Work calmly, keep enough distance and follow the instructions.
- Less suitable for complete vehicles or tiny stone-chip points: A spray can is usually not enough for complete bonnets, roofs or very large surfaces. For tiny stone chips, a touch-up pen is more precise and creates less overspray.
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