Eastwood Urethane/Ceramic Activator 8oz.
Item #21854 Z Brand: Eastwood
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Urethane Paint Activator works with Eastwood's 2K Ceramic Chassis Black
Use this Urethane Paint Activator with 50429ZP 2K Ceramic Chassis Black Gloss (Qt.) or 50430ZP 2K Ceramic Chassis Black Satin (Qt.) . Works to harden and cure the following coatings:
- 3:1 Single-Stage Urethane Paints
- 4:1 Ceramic Engine Paints
- 4:1 Ceramic Chassis Black
- 4:1 Ceramic Underhood Black
- 4:1 Ceramic Wheel Paints
- California residents, see our Low-VOC formulas (see "Accessories")
About Eastwood Urethane/Ceramic Activator 8oz.
One 8-oz. container of this Activator is enough to catalyze one quart of Eastwood Ceramic Chassis Black. Not for sale or use in California; California residents, see our Low-VOC formulas (see "Accessories" tab)..
Due to regulations pertaining to recycling, we are unable to ship this product to Alberta, Canada.
8-oz. can of Urethane/Ceramic Activator
Customer Reviews
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good stuff
(Posted on 12/3/11)
Review by checkers -
nice aluminum engine paint not a dead ringer for aluminum but fairly close without the tacky shiny gloss you get from spray cans hardens like a rock but dries slow cant really work with painted parts for a day or so I would recommend this to anyone needing a durable aluminum finish on parts. well worth the money much cheaper than dupont! Also mixes and sprays very nice I used accuspray gun with 1.7 tip and was pleased with the resultsPrice Value Quality -
paint drys to slow
(Posted on 9/22/11)
Review by Rusty Hole -
They need to use a better quality hardner for this paint so it will dry with in a week.Value Quality Price -
Great Urethane Activator
(Posted on 12/18/10)
Review by Rust Buckets Forever -
I purchased the Chrysler "RB" turquoise engine paint and activator for a new motor I am putting together for my son's '72 Charger. The paint and activator worked perfectly, with excellent coverage. Once the paint was cured it was hard as nails, and cleans up perfectly after engine lube spills, etc. Most engine paint I have used in the past did not use a hardener and was subject to loss of gloss and binding power when fuels or oil spilled on it. This stuff is HARD! Additionally, the activator caused the paint to cure even in a cool shop (applied around 60 degrees). I recommend the use of the activator with the Eastwood engine paints.Price Value Quality
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