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@@Spieshecker is that how the clear is applied in this video? The first coat with a half trigger? I Struggle with coat and a half as I tend to either end up with a finish that wants to run or is a little too dry

Hi, when applying the first coat you should use a full trigger but with a closer distance to the object and close the film using a thin closed coat. After that and without flash increase your distance to normal and apply a full finish coat.

​@Spies Hecker what is the best mixing ratio would you prefer 2.1 or 3.1.1

​@@tristandelbridge4818 hello question for you what is the best mixing ratio for spies hecker 8035 HS clear 2.1 or 3.1.1 struggling with orange peel with the 2.1 mixing ratio 🤔 thanks

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Prior to the clearcoat application try the fan on a piece of masking paper to get the optimal fan-shape. Indeed, sometimes, but no always, the side-pressure on Iwata supernova have to be reduced a little bit to avoid squeezed center area.

Hi, no I use a full trigger but a closer distance and faster speed for the first coat to give me athin closed film. This makes application of the full coat somewhat easier as I do not need to overload it.

Yes it is although 8055 can also be used in 2 coats with an intermediate flash off if desired.

HI, Permasolid HS Race Clar Coat 8700 must be applied in 2 single coats with a short intermadiate flash of 2 -5 minutes between coats. Please refere to the TDS for more information on this product. sdstds.spieshecker.com/Doc/TDS/EN/EN%208700A.pdf

Permasolid HS Clear Coat 8330 is a product developed for use on commercial vehiles. You do not mention which hardener you are using but given you specify a 3:1 mix ratio I assume it wiould be VHS hardener? This being so you need to add 10 - 15% of a recommendee reducer to achieve the correct ready for use viscosity. Using the clear without thinner means a far too high RFU viscosity leading to the problem (and others) that you describe. Please refer to the TDS for this clear coat for further information sdstds.shcolor.info/Doc/TDS/EN/EN%208330N.pdf

@@Spieshecker @Spies Hecker thx for ur answer i am so glad for ur kindness.....u are right sır it was the reason ;i trust to the body shop cause he insist that the mix had to be without reducer; when i try to find the reason i dıd check the Info of 8330 and it was written i had to add 10-15% of reducer:)))ohh my god it was very hard to sand it out....one question sir; u dıd write that 8330 is a product developed for commercial vehicles....Mercedes e ,BMW are they commercial vehicles or whats the meaning of commercial vehicles????

Hi thanks again for your question. Commercial vehicles are Trucks, Busses, Trailers, etc. So 8330 is actual developed for larger surfaces, meeting the needs and demands of bodyshops repairing commercial vehicles (CV).

Hi and thanks for the question. 8007 is designed to be used in 1.5 coats and should be applied in a thin but closed coat followed immediately by a full finish coat. Having any open/partially closed areas with the first coat can lead to difficulties in achieving a good flow with the final coat. Applying as recommended in combination with the correct hardener and gun set up should produce a good, from the gun finish. Using too fast a hardener for larger jobs or in the wrong conditions could be the cause of the solvent popping you mention.

Hi, it eally depends upon the particular Permasolid HS Clear Coat you are using and with which hardener technology. Please refer to the TDS's for guidance on mixing and application

Application pressure should between 26 and 32 psi.

Hi, to be honest I do not know which clear you are using but with our EU products our inlet pressure depending on the clear is normally 1.8 - 2 bar (2 bar equates to 29psi)...

Hi, thanks for the question. I have set the gun at 2 bar inlet pressure (approx 29psi).

I will pass your comment to our Asian team.

@@Spieshecker thank you bro

@@Spieshecker In the future, I hope that I will take part in the Spies Hecker training held in Indonesia

Please could you expand a little on your question?

@@Spieshecker . how much percent High Solids does 8035 clear has

We do not normally give out such data but it is safe to say in excess of 50%. The important thing to consider is that 8035 when used as described in the TDS is fully CVOC Compliant in the EU and is below 420g/lt.

@@Spieshecker what is the difference between VHS hardner and a Hs hardner for Clear coat

VHS Hardener have a higher solid and reactive ingredient content than HS hardeners which is why there are differnces in mixing ratios where both can be used with the same base product i.e. 8035 is mixed 2:1 with HS but 3:1 with VHS (plus reducer in the case of VHS to achieve the correct RFU viscosity)

Providing you choose the correct gun set up and use the correct inlet pressure it is possible to apply our HS clears in 1.5 coats where recommended. Remember though, don't spray the first coat too heavy, thin and closed is the target followed by a full normal coat.

@@Spieshecker i have the 1.5 coats down. My 3000 rp 1.3 works best for me over my 5000 1.2rp

Spraygun choice is a personal, the important thing is that you are using the correct set up and getting the result you want.

I spray spies every day of the week. I'm no pro at the 1.5 coats thing but u say first coat close and fast but what i watched u do were two almost identical coats...?

Thanks for taking the time to comment. Maybe the camera does not quite show the subtle differences in the application procedure but the application should be a thin closed coat followed by a full coat at a slightly increased distance to the substrate to produce the finish you are looking for.