Special Colours Tinted Clear Coat Repair Process

[@zackzack3391]

Wow 😳 you guys are awesome👏🏼👏🏼 you guys did a great job thank you so much for posting this great video great explanation 💯 you make a lot of painters life much easier by doing this great video thank you so much again.👌🥂🙏

[@CromaxEMEA]

Our pleasure! Thank you...

[@francsg7622]

What an education!! I actually use a rendering software that uses the entire Axalta coating systems. It also gets updates as the colors are added. Watching this video really helps me to understand opacity.

[@CromaxEMEA]

glad we can help...

[@wasimrafiq6377]

Hi did you use a solvent paint in this video or water based

[@CromaxEMEA]

Hi, in this video we used Cromax Pro, waterborne Base Coat and a VOC Compliant Clear. The repair process however can also be adapted to use solventborne base coat and a suitable clear.

[@abdel1480]

Have you do the color NNP standart in cromax paint

[@CromaxEMEA]

We have a number of formulae, standard and alternative shades available for NNP. When you search with Chroma Vision pro it will select the best possible match based on LAB data. You will need though to go through the process described to establish how many coats of tinted clear you need to apply to reach the correct colour position.

[@glbn6832]

What is the size of the fluid tip and the climate conditions? Thanks :)

[@CromaxEMEA]

Hi, thanks for the question. Here the Sata RP5500 1.2) was used and from memory the climate was 22OC/38% RH

[@romerautopaint5100]

This is water base or solvents....

[@CromaxEMEA]

This repair was carried out using Cromax Pro Waterborne Basecoat.

[@vegitoblue7908]

Tinted clear? So you mix clear with base?

[@CromaxEMEA]

The clear is combined with our special tinted clear additives not the basecoat itself. Please use he link to the respective TDS - sdstds.cromax.com/Doc/TDS/EN/EN%20CXCCAD.pdf

[@angelopargalia6271]

What settings use Tony for clearcoat with sata x 5500 rp. Thank you.

[@CromaxEMEA]

In this video I used a 1.2O for the X5500 RP

[@juangama8824]

Do you have this video in Spanish??

[@CromaxEMEA]

Por supuesto: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5yVY4aqbbB4a9E

[@juangama8824]

Estoy pintando cromax de Agua que recomiendan cuando la temperature esta a 100F se me seca muy rapido

[@mirkoraccosta5849]

For clearcoat sata5500x rp 1,2i or 1,2o?

[@CromaxEMEA]

We used a Sata RP5500 1.2O for the tinted and non tinted clear in the video

[@mirkoraccosta5849]

@@CromaxEMEA ws400 1,3hd its good for cromax clearcoat?

[@CromaxEMEA]

An Iwata WS400 with either a 1.3HD or 1.4 HD is suitable for our VOC compliant clears. In this case as we used a lower viscosity HS Clear (CC6500) and would recommend the use of the 1.3HD to keep control.

[@mirkoraccosta5849]

For clearcoat you started ever from the top?

[@CromaxEMEA]

Normally I prefer to start from the top of a panel and work down as this helps me see the film formation and guides me as to the amount I am applying. Depending on the job though it's sometimes necessary to start on the bottom. Judge each job on its own merits and plan accordingly. Good luck.

[@moktarkhan8733]

Painter. Very nice. Md Mokhtarkhan

[@CromaxEMEA]

Thank you so much 😀

[@big-chunguswiththeglizzy685]

wait why did u base the entire hood with that small of repair was plenty of room to blend, won't it not match right fender

[@CromaxEMEA]

Hi, in theory you are right but our technician chose not to do this for a number of reasons 1. Having done the pre-work in spraying out the colour samples, he could see that he could achieve a good match was possible when painting edge to edge (this was also to show that edge to edge is possible). 2. Blending basecoat and tinted clear across a large horizontal panel offers more opportunity for mistakes to be made and for the repair being visible. 3. As stated in the video this was a training exercise and he wanted to show how to control mottling with the tinted clear on a horizontal surface.

[@litovillaruz5056]

Nice

[@CromaxEMEA]

Thanks

[@radudanielman]

👍👍👍

[@CromaxEMEA]

Thank you...

[@dougg1075]

Nice

[@CromaxEMEA]

Thanks