Clearcoat classic smooth gloss
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Clearcoat smooth high gloss anti-graffiti
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Clearcoat Pro smooth gloss
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Clearcoat classic smooth flat matte
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Colorless Silver Metallic smooth gloss
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Colorless Gold Metallic smooth gloss
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Colorless Purple Metallic smooth gloss
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Colorless Green Metallic smooth gloss
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A high-quality powder clear coat is the essential final touch for demanding surfaces. Whether as a protective layer for metallic colors or for sealing candy paints – a transparent powder coating protects pigments from UV radiation, weathering, and mechanical stress. In our range, you will find industrial-grade powder clear coat for a perfect finish.
Particularly when powder coating with clear coat on alloy rims or polished metals, an excellent flow is crucial. Our clear coat powder guarantees a highly transparent look without a yellow tint, allowing you to effortlessly make any powder coating glossy or give it a matte seal.
Which paint adheres to a powder coating?
What happens if you coat without a clear coat?
How can you refresh a powder coating?
Can you paint over powder coating? Perfect system build-up: Use our primers for the base and finish your project with a premium clear coat.Powder Coating with Clear Coat – Protection & Deep Gloss for Professionals
Why Choose a Clear Powder Coating?
FAQ – Clear Coat on Powder Coating
For the best results, you should work within the system. A specialized powder clear coat forms a thermal bond with the base layer. Liquid paints often only adhere to a powder layer after prior sanding.
Without a clear powder coating, metallic pigments in particular are unprotected. They can oxidize, become dull, or be permanently damaged by road salt and brake dust (e.g., on rims).
Faded surfaces can often be cleaned by polishing. However, the most sustainable method to refresh the look is powder coating with a new layer of transparent clear coat after professional preparation.
Yes, overcoating ("coating on coating") is common practice. It is important that the curing parameters of the clear coat are matched to the base layer to avoid adhesion issues.

