VOC Performance Pro Clear K9590 - Fading out and polishing

The new technology we use to promote easy, convenient, reliable application, fast processing and flexible drying possibilities in our Standocryl VOC Performance Pro Clearcoat K9590 requires a slightly different process for fading out and spot repairs. This video contains step by step instructions to get premium results using Standox Performance Blend 5730 and looks at quick and easy defect removal & polishing to ensure that productivity is maintained.
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[@DAVIDEPWDD]

Great videos......... thank you . Been painting 33 yrs and still learning

[@StandoxOnline]

That is awesome! happy to be able to support you in that process :)

[@geppen88]

Standox ❤️❤️❤️

[@miguelangelgarciaalcalagar3894]

Gracias maestro

[@azeezchoonara3155]

Brilliant clear. A pity in SA its cheaper to buy petrol

[@simonwood8685]

A clear coat blend is always eventually going to come back to an edge overtime

[@StandoxOnline]

Sometimes such repairs are necessary due to time or other restrictions placed on the painter. We do test our materials and are confident in their performance and durability.

[@chrisduc1]

Absolut correct . I am running a Auto body shop since 28 years , with standox . We always paint clear over the whole rail. Much easier and safe . After a while you will see EVERY blend, no matter what you do. And over all we are way faster and easier , less effort ….

[@gabifilip9976]

Profi!❤👍

[@StandoxOnline]

Thank you...

[@yusufnasiru1709]

Good job sir but can one apply normal standard thinners to the blending area or it should be strictly fade out thinners

[@StandoxOnline]

Hi, in general it is better to use a dedicated fade out or blending thinner as they are formulated especially for this purpose, in that they help to rewet the overspray present at the edge of the clear/topcoat and help produce a smooth transition. Using a normal thinner may result in poorer results.

[@Njrebel68]

Why would you waste your time doing a blend when you can just paint the whole thing with the clear you are gonna dump in the trash

[@StandoxOnline]

Normally I woulld agree but the video is intended to show the process where that is not possible i.e. C-pillar into roof.