Permahyd Hi-TEC Base Coat 480: 3-Stage large repair

In one of our other videos we explained and demonstrated how to repair 3-stage pearl finishes successfully, using Permahyd Hi-TEC 480 Base Coat on a medium size job. But what if the size of repair increases to a multi-panel repair e.g. the full side of a car and/or climate conditions become more severe? In this video we provide you with tips and guidance for professional use to achieve excellent first-time right results when carrying out large repairs of 3-stage white pearl colours, particularly when circumstances are not ideal.

[@enockatiko236]

I would love to come over and learn more especially the product and applications

[@Spieshecker]

We have many Training centres in lot's of different countries where you can learn. In which country are you located?

[@filipevicente6948]

mr tony likes more to apply the 480 series with nozzlle, in i or in o? 8700 is also my favorite clear. I would like to know what is Mr Tony's preferred nozzle setup and pressure to apply the 8700.

[@Spieshecker]

Hi thanks for the questions. Gun set up is a personal choice, I prefer the 1.2O as it allows me to work a little faster. Others will like the I as they have a slower application style. Both work well with Hi-TEC 480. As for the 8700 clear I again prefer a 1.2O with an inlet pressure of 1.8 Bar.

[@rubenjorgecastellano8782]

sata 5500 rp for clear ¿1.2 o 1.3? ¿o I ?

[@Spieshecker]

In this case I used a 1.2 as I was using a lower viscosity HS Clear. Either is possible though.