House of Kolor F23-C01 F Series Dry Flake, Green, 1/128th Rectangle, 6 Ounce Can

House of Kolor F23-C01 F Series Dry Flake, Green, 1/128th Rectangle, 6 Ounce Can

• House of Kolor F23-C01 is an F Series dry flake additive for custom automotive refinish effects. It is used in compatible House of Kolor coating systems for flake effect layers.
• Features:
  • Application is for Kandys or clearcoats.
  • Flakes may be applied over any House of Kolor Base color.
  • Ready-to-spray formula uses 2 parts F23 to 1 part RU Series Reducer.
  • Make a test panel before the paint job to gauge coverage, color, and roughness.
  • After satisfactory flake coverage, apply 3 coats of HOK Shimrin2 Clear.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: House of Kolor
  • Part Number: F23-C01
  • MPN: F23.C01
  • Product Type: Dry flake additive
  • Series: F Series Dry Flake
  • Color: Green
  • Size: 6 Ounce
  • Container Type: Can
  • Chip Size: 1/128th Rectangle
  • Form: Powder
  • Application: Kandys or clearcoats
  • Compatible Materials: House of Kolor intercoats and Shimrin2 basecoat products
  • Standard Color Selection Base: S2-25 Jet Black
  • Ready-to-Spray Ratio: 2 parts F23 to 1 part RU Series Reducer
  • Minimum Nozzle Size: 1.8
  • Flake Amount Over Dark Base: 4 to 12 tablespoons per sprayable mixed Quart
  • Flake Amount Over Light Base: 12 tablespoons per sprayable mixed Quart
• The F Series Dry Flake can also be referred to as Green dry flake, 1/128th Rectangle flake, automotive paint flake, custom paint flake, and dry flake additive.

House of Kolor is a custom automotive paint brand founded in 1956. The brand serves the custom paint community with refinish coatings, color systems, and specialty paint products for painters and builders.

Q: What base color does House of Kolor show F23 over?
A: F23 is shown over S2-25 Jet Black for standard color selection.

Q: What is the ready-to-spray mixing ratio for F23?
A: Ready to spray by volume uses 2 parts F23 to 1 part RU Series Reducer.

Q: How much F23 flake is used per sprayable mixed Quart?
A: Use 4 to 12 tablespoons over dark bases and 12 tablespoons over light bases.