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Diamond Clear™ Satin for Bare Metal coats metal parts with an invisible barrier that keeps metal looking bright
Your vehicle's brass, aluminum, steel, die-cast, even cast iron parts can look their absolute best when you spray-on this clear, tough, flexible, Diamond Clear™ Satin coating.
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- Resists chips, cracks, fading and yellowing
- Spray on polished wheels, aluminum valve covers, underhood parts
- Fuel-resistant; heat-resistant to 300 degreesF
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About Eastwood Diamond Clear Satin/Metal Surfaces Aerosol 11 oz.
Diamond Clear Satin for Bare Metal - Delivering the same durable protection with clarity as our High Gloss version; Eastwood is pleased to announce this new addition to our line of Diamond Clear products. We've responded to your requests to deliver a durable coating that protects while presenting a bare metal appearance. This new coating resists temperatures up to 300 degrees F. Great for providing an invisible protective barrier to aluminum manifolds, cast alloy valve covers, distributor and alternator housings and more. Net contents 11 ozs. Covers up to 6 Sq. Ft. Buy 3 or more and save
One 11 oz. net wt. aerosol, enough to cover up to 6 square feet.
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Customer Reviews
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Applied to raw brushed aluminum
(Posted on 5/20/13)
Review by Curtis -
It laid down smooth and level. The finish was a satin brushed look that I was expecting.Price Value Quality -
diamond clear spray cans
(Posted on 11/9/12)
Review by 2dra -
i used it on both wet paint and bare metal with good success. does not stick well to smooth surfaces. had problems with polished aluminum wheels too.Quality Price Value -
Bad for my parts but could be good for others
(Posted on 8/14/12)
Review by Butch -
Followed directions,went on nice and looked great. After a day and a half drying I bumped an edge and found out you can take it right off with your finger nail. Luckily it came off with lacquer thinner and didn't even need to be rebuffed. I wanted to use the clear on Corvette suspension parts, bad idea. If you would use this for a part that will not get nicked or chipped, like inside, it would be fine.Price Value Quality -
diamond clear for bare metals caution
(Posted on 7/16/12)
Review by jtmasters -
I polished the outer edge of my aluminum rims and painted the insides. I used Diamond Clear Satin for painted surfaces on that, after taping off the polished part. Then I taped off carefully the painted part and applied Diamond Clear Satin for bare metals. It looked great, but there were a few places where the bare metal clear had run down onto the clearcoated painted part and immediately the paint began to bubble and soften and I had to strip the whole wheel and re-do. So DO NOT get any of the bare metal primer onto the painted surface primer! Otherwise a good product that has a good, smooth flow.Price Value Quality -
nice product, easy to use and nice finnish
(Posted on 4/11/11)
Review by brandan -
I have used this on bare metal to "seal" it in to avoid rust. It does a great job. The sheen was perfect so as it was not glossy. I sprayed it on my cast brake rotors and the cast master cylinder to add life to the part without it turning rusty. It went on smooth and I followed the directions to a T. I also used the clear for the painted surfaces with the same success as well..Value Quality Price
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