Lyons Auto Body Ltd

Nearly all waterborne paints use a two-step process-basecoat color covered by a clearcoat. The final surface prep for waterborne paint is similar to older paint: wet-sanding through several different layers of clearcoat with varying grits of paper and then final buffing. Early stages include spraying primer in the standard fashion with solvent-based materials and then a sealer coat that is determined by the choice of base color paint. If there is any question, there are plenty of color guides available depending on the paint you select.

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