High Teck 8550-1 Speed Clear Clearcoat, 50 State Compliant, 1 Gallon

High Teck 8550-1 Speed Clear Clearcoat, 50 State Compliant, 1 Gallon

• High Teck 8550-1 is a 2.1 VOC clearcoat developed for spot repair and one panel repair. This 4:1 automotive refinish clear system can be sanded and buffed after a 20 to 25 minute air dry.
• Features:
  • Compatible with acrylic or polyester basecoats, waterborne basecoat systems, activated polyurethane enamel, activated acrylic urethane enamel, and sanded existing finishes.
  • Uses HIT8551 50 State Speed Clear Activator as the matching activator for the clear system.
  • Application calls for three light coats applied back to back with no flash between coats.
  • Gravity spray gun setup uses a 1.3 to 1.4 Millimeter tip and needle.
  • Basic raw materials include hydroxyl acrylic resins.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: High Teck
  • Part Number: 8550-1
  • Product Type: Automotive Clearcoat
  • Container Size: 1 Gallon
  • Clear System: 50 State Speed Clear
  • Mix Ratio: 4:1 with HIT8551 activator
  • VOC: 2.1 lb/gal
  • Application: Three light coats
  • Flash Time: No flash between coats
  • Air Dry to Sand and Buff: 20 to 25 minutes
  • Spray Gun Tip and Needle: 1.3 to 1.4 Millimeter
  • Application Pressure: 10 Pounds per Square Inch at the air cap
  • Compatible Activator: HIT8551 50 State Speed Clear Activator
  • Package Type: Each
• The Speed Clear Clearcoat can also be referred to as automotive clearcoat, 50 state clearcoat, speed clear, spot repair clearcoat, and 4:1 clearcoat system.

High Teck supplies automotive refinish materials for collision repair and paint operations, including coatings, primers, clears, fillers, abrasives, and related paint system products.

Q: What activator is used with High Teck 8550-1?
A: High Teck 8550-1 uses HIT8551 50 State Speed Clear Activator.

Q: What surfaces can this clearcoat be applied over?
A: It can be applied over acrylic or polyester basecoats, waterborne basecoat systems, activated polyurethane enamel, activated acrylic urethane enamel, and sanded existing finishes.

Q: How many coats are recommended?
A: The technical data sheet calls for three light coats applied back to back with no flash between coats.