IMPA Clear Coats

IMPA 2K clear coats for professional refinishing

IMPA 2K clear coats are designed for professional automotive repair and refinishing. The choice of clear coat affects final gloss, flow, drying speed and the mechanical resistance of the finished paint system.

The range includes high-solids HS, fast-drying and scratch-resistant clear coats, allowing you to select a system that matches the repair size and workshop process.

IMPA Easy 3000 2K HS scratch-resistant clear coat

IMPA 1381 Easy 3000 is a new-generation two-component clear acrylic HS coating with easy application, good flow, high gloss and strong scratch resistance.

The product description highlights resistance to scratching from automatic car wash brushes and states that the coating is non-yellowing. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="4"}

IMPA Speed Lak – fast-drying 2K clear coat

IMPA 1389 Speed Lak is a fast-drying two-component acrylic clear coat with high solids and scratch-resistant characteristics. It can be particularly useful in bodyshops where short cycle times and faster processing are important.

The current product description states that Speed Lak is non-yellowing, can be applied over different basecoat systems and is designed for two-coat application. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="5"}

IMPA Easy 1000 2K MS clear coat

IMPA Easy 1000 is a two-component MS clear coat with different application characteristics from the higher-solids HS systems. It can be suitable for repair work where a different balance of application and drying behaviour is preferred.

Choose the system according to repair size, required drying time and the refinishing process being used.

Which IMPA clear coat should you choose?

Choose Easy 3000 when high gloss, good flow and increased scratch resistance are priorities. Speed Lak is useful when faster drying is important, while the MS system offers an alternative for different application requirements.

Always base the final choice on repair size, available drying technology, hardener selection and the technical data sheet for the specific product.

Using IMPA clear coat with hardener

2K clear coats must always be mixed with the correct compatible hardener. Once the components are combined, chemical curing begins and the mixed material has a limited pot life.

Mixing ratio, thinning, hardener type, spray gun setup, number of coats and drying conditions can vary between products, so always follow the technical data sheet for the specific IMPA clear coat.

IMPA automotive refinishing system

IMPA offers more than clear coats. Its automotive refinishing range also includes primers, body fillers, paints, thinners and supporting materials, allowing the clear coat to be used as part of a broader repair system. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="6"}

Frequently Asked Questions about IMPA clear coats