Hi Guys,
Looks like I will be shooting a big Harley next month. Owner says he is willing to pay for a high quality clear. He complained, and I quote "the coat the other guy put on the bike it seems that it was very slow curing or it was the cheapest he could find." I have not personally seen the bike but I am thinking that it was more of an application error than the quality of the material but have no real idea.
I know there are some very expensive clears out there but are some markedly better than others? I have only used PPG Omni MC262. Considering it is a bike that (I assume) is stored indoors and only rode in fair weather, is there a better clear for this application?
Better Clear Coat??
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Lots of good clears out there.
I order online. Tamco 2104 You can get it right here from Chris https://www.autobody101.com/store/paint-clear-coats/tamco-premier-euro-clear-hc-2104/ Sent by the random thoughts from the voices in my head...
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I like the Euro Clears, they cure harder and more scratch resistant.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^You would be hard pressed to beat Tamco Euro clear.
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Thanks Guys! I'll see if he wants to spend the extra.
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i haven't used any Tamco but i have used the other peoples uro clear and really liked it, i would assume they are close to the same. Jay D. they say my name is Jay
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