Single Stage Auto Paint Vs Basecoat/Clearcoat

Single Stage Auto Paint Vs Basecoat/Clearcoat. Both paint jobs are to bare metal then rust inhibitor. Single stage= 1 coat then curing, and very little buffing.

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Single stage= 1 coat then curing, and very little buffing. I personally use single stage a lot for solid colors, but prefer basecoat/clear for metallics because it is a lot easier to spray and you don't have to worry about screwing up the. In contrast, the base coat, also known as the clear coat and base coat, is dried to a semi gloss.

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Thanks, the reason clears were developed in the 1st. Both paint jobs are to bare metal then rust inhibitor.

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It came out pretty deep i think. My two cents as a pro car painter.

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Because ss is cheaper and more durable than base and the clear does add. Base coat clear= 1 coat then 4 layers of clear, with a full cut, buff,.

Not Quite At That Stage Yet But Wanting To Make Preperations.

I chose single stage because i heard it was the way to go with black and i thought it would be a little. In contrast, the base coat, also known as the clear coat and base coat, is dried to a semi gloss. It came out pretty deep i think.

Single Stage= 1 Coat Then Curing, And Very Little Buffing.

Base coat clear= 1 coat then 4 layers of clear, with a full cut, buff,. Single stage especially red and yellow dull quickly. I personally use single stage a lot for solid colors, but prefer basecoat/clear for metallics because it is a lot easier to spray and you don't have to worry about screwing up the.

My Two Cents As A Pro Car Painter.

Thanks, the reason clears were developed in the 1st. Because ss is cheaper and more durable than base and the clear does add. Really depends on what you want out of the car, and how much $$$$ you're willing to spend.

Single Stage Is Cheaper But Maybe More Difficult To Apply.

Here's my single stage black. Single stage enamel, epoxys, primers and base coat, clear coat are great foundation to paint base coat clear coat over. Because generally speaking, most single stage paints are softer than modern clear coat paints and because the before and after differences are so dramatic with a single.

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There's nothing wrong with clearing single stage, with metallics you have to anyway. A little tedious with prep, but as far as customizability you have more room to play with pearls and flakes with basecoat. If you want period correct and about as simple as it gets to spray, go single stage.