Kirker Automotive Finishes UA70333-1 ULTRA-GLO Acrylic Urethane Topcoat, Ultimate Jet Black, 3:1 Mixing Ratio, 0.75 Gallon Can

Kirker Automotive Finishes UA70333-1 ULTRA-GLO Acrylic Urethane Topcoat, Ultimate Jet Black, 3:1 Mixing Ratio, 0.75 Gallon Can

• Kirker Automotive Finishes UA70333-1 ULTRA-GLO is a single-stage acrylic urethane topcoat for automotive and fleet refinishing. The coating is supplied as a factory-packaged Ultimate Jet Black color and is mixed with compatible Kirker activators before application.
• Features:
  • Higher grade pigment than Super Jet Black.
  • Mixes three parts urethane topcoat with one part required Kirker activator.
  • Can be used as a single-stage application or with urethane clearcoat.
  • No reduction is necessary, but Kirker recommends no more than 10 percent reducer if reduction is used.
  • 2.8 lb/gal VOC coating system.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Kirker Automotive Finishes
  • Part Number: UA70333-1
  • MPN: UA-70333
  • UPC: 674132005181
  • Product Type: Acrylic urethane topcoat
  • Product Line: ULTRA-GLO
  • Color: Ultimate Jet Black
  • Coating Type: Single-stage acrylic urethane
  • VOC: 2.8 lb/gal
  • Mixing Ratio: 3:1
  • Capacity: 0.75 Gallon
  • Package Measure: 96 Fluid Ounces
  • Container Type: Can
  • Quantity: 1 can
• The ULTRA-GLO Acrylic Urethane Topcoat can also be referred to as acrylic urethane paint, single-stage urethane paint, Ultimate Jet Black topcoat, automotive refinish paint, and fleet equipment paint.

Kirker Automotive Finishes manufactures automotive paint, primer, clearcoat, and refinish materials from Newburgh, New York. The company has produced automotive refinish coatings since 1898.

Q: How is Ultimate Jet Black different from Super Jet Black?
A: Ultimate Jet Black uses higher grade pigment than Super Jet Black.

Q: What activator ratio is used with this topcoat?
A: This topcoat mixes three parts urethane topcoat with one part required Kirker activator.

Q: Is reducer required with this topcoat?
A: No. Reduction is not necessary, but Kirker recommends no more than 10 percent reducer if reduction is used.