Indispensable curing agents and thinners in Electric Sightseeing Car

Electric Sightseeing Car paint is basically painted using a spraying process, in which blending is a critical step. Since the paint that has just been opened from the can will take some time from production to transportation to the customer, it is necessary to stir the paint evenly with a stirring rod before use, and then dilute the paint with thinner. In the hot season in the West, thinner is easy to evaporate, so use it immediately after switching on and off. Do not leave it for too long to avoid the thinner evaporating and causing the Electric Sightseeing Car paint to be too thick.

The curing agent for Sightseeing Bus paint has an exclusive formula that chemically solidifies with the paint, making the paint film brighter, harder, and accelerating the curing time. Another indicator to look at for curing agents is the solid content. The higher the solid content, the more effective the effect. In order to reduce production costs, many manufacturers on the market use some curing agents with low solid content to fill the quantity, resulting in incomplete curing of the paint. The paint film may appear more or less like sagging or orange peel.

Sightseeing Bus paints are generally supplied in a matching package. Do not use the curing agent or thinner supplied by the manufacturer just to save dozens of dollars. Due to the differences in the formulas of curing agent and thinner of each manufacturer, the effect will be different. As expected.