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Originally Posted by climb21cj
Thanks for the info. "Matte" was the word i was looking for i think. But in this case, your saying i should just spray Flat Black alone, no clear, no additives?
But cant you buy ClearCoat in a spraycan? Instead of clear over gloss black, just do clear over flat black. would that just make it glossy? maybe i need to go to the paint store and see what they got.
I have a friend that can spray, and if i did spray the clear coat, it wouldn't be over spray can black, i would have him do the black as well.
Thanks Again
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The clear in a spray can is enamel... it's not fuel-safe. Pretty much anything in a spray can, unless you had it custom-mixed, is going to be non-fuel-safe enamel. You need a catalyzed clear over the black.
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Originally Posted by viper91180
urethane single stage is fuel safe
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I retract my earlier statement until I get ahold of my paint supplier. The enamels that come in spray cans is not fuel-safe. To my knowledge, Single-Stage Enamel is the same stuff. If you are talking about Acrylic Urethane Single Stage.. yes.. it's fuel-safe. However, Acrylic Enamel, to my knowledge is not. I will contact my local supplier and find out today. Hopefully they dont try to pimp some out to me...
Phil