MoTip Metallic Green - Spray Paint in Aerosol 400ml
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MoTip Metallic Green
MoTip Metallic Green aerosol is a fast drying acryllic lacquer with excellent adhesion to treat surfaces, treated and untreated, of wood, metal, aluminium, stone and various types of plastic. The MoTip Metallic Green lacquer is scratch free and resistant to weather influences. For an optimum result, apply a base layer of MoTip Primer white.
How to use MoTip metallic green spray paint?
- Before use, read the instructions on the package and follow them.
- The surface must be clean, dry and free of grease
- Remove old loose paint and rust and abrasion
- For best results, soils MoTip white primer
- For treating plastic substrates, apply MoTip primer for plastics and then apply a layer MoTip white primer. The primer after drying light sanding (600 grit)
- The surface must be clean, dry and free of grease
- The aerosol at room temperature
- Ideal processing temperature is 15 to 25°C
- Before use, shake the aerosol for 2 minutes and spray a sample
- Distance to the to be treated surface approximately 25 to 30cm
- Apply the paint in several thin layers
- After applying the next layer, again shake the aerosol
Features MoTip Metallic Green
- Fast drying
- Green metallic spray paint
- Wear-resistant
- Resistant to weathering
- Excellent adhesion
Specifications of MoTip Metallic Green - Spray Paint in Aerosol 400ml
| SKU | M04043 |
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| Brand | MoTip |
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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 |
| Weight | 500 g |
| Maximum Coverage m² | 2 m² |
| SKU | M04043 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MoTip |
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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 |
| Weight | 500 g |
| Maximum Coverage m² | 2 m² |
| Minimum Coverage m² | 1.5 m² |
| EAN | 8711347040438 |
| Packing | 1 piece |
| Content | 400 ml |
| Gloss level | High Gloss |
| Category | 1K Car Paint |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I spray with a spray can?
A 400ml spray can covers approximately 1.5 to 2 m², depending on the material porosity and layer thickness. For larger projects or multiple layers, we recommend accounting for an extra 10% to ensure you don't run out halfway through.
Should clear coat be applied over car paint?
Yes, you should use clear coat over 1K automotive paint to protect the color. When buying clear coat, you have options such as high-gloss, satin, and matte, as well as 1K and 2K. 2K clear coat is the original factory high-gloss finish and is the most commonly chosen varnish.
How many layers of car paint should I apply?
The number of layers of automotive paint you need to apply depends on the coverage of the color. Usually, 3 layers are sufficient. However, for lighter color paints that have less coverage, we recommend applying an additional layer of color until you achieve the desired result.
How long should car paint cure?
The curing time for automotive paint depends on temperature, humidity, and layer thickness. At higher temperatures, the curing process is faster compared to lower temperatures. Additionally, 1K automotive paint dries faster than 2K automotive paint.
What is the drying time for car paint?
The drying time of automotive paint is determined by 3 factors: layer thickness, temperature, and humidity. We recommend monitoring this yourself until the paint is dust-dry. Once this is the case, the paint can be over-sprayed with clear coat or handled!
When is this car paint spray can right for you?
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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.
