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The Hycote Double Acrylic Spray Paint Kit is an ideal solution for automotive enthusiasts and DIYers looking to perform professional-grade touch-ups on vehicle bodywork. Its primary benefit is high-efficiency coverage, offering the output of a 300ml aerosol in a compact 150ml can, though users should note that the compressed aerosol technology requires careful application to avoid runs.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PPLKIT114 |
| Brand | Hycote |
| Container Volume | 150ml |
Yes, this kit includes a grey primer for the base, the silver acrylic paint, and a clear lacquer to finish and protect the surface.
The paint is designed for automotive surfaces; ensure you use a suitable plastic adhesion promoter before applying the primer if painting bare plastic.
The kit uses advanced compressed aerosol technology, which packs a higher density of solids and propellant, allowing for equivalent coverage in a smaller footprint.
Yes, the formula is specifically designed to resist sunlight and prevent color fading over time.
Yes, this kit is specifically formulated to be compatible with acrylic and cellulosic finishes.
Apply thinner coats and ensure the nozzle is kept moving continuously across the surface.
Invert the can and spray for 3-5 seconds to clear residual paint from the dip tube and nozzle.
Ensure the surface was properly sanded and cleaned with a degreaser before applying the primer.
Before application, ensure the target surface is clean, dry, and free of wax or grease. Use a high-quality degreaser if necessary. The kit is compatible with existing OEM finishes, but it is recommended to test on a small, inconspicuous area first. When finished, invert the cans and spray for a few seconds to clear the nozzle. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat sources to maintain the pressure of the compressed propellant.
