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Home Full range Clear coats BCR 321 Clear coat 2:1 1,0L

BCR 321 Clear coat 2:1 1,0L

Colorless two-component acrylic clear coat with medium solids content, intended for complete and partial repair of painted surfaces.

Advantages:

  • Economic and easy to use;
  • Easy to apply ;
  • Good gloss for long time;
  • Quick and easy to polish;
  • No need to dilute ;
  • Non yellowing ;
  • Compatible with most base coats on the market ;

Product id: BRC321

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Complementary products:

BCR 30H

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