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Can you put the pigment in with the black basecoat and then just top coat it with clearcoat?
Hello,
Our ZBR Hypershift works best over a black base coat when mixed into a clear medium. Less is more with this color!
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Hi I am planning to paint my bike using your product, the ZBR , What should I use for base coat to get the matt finish? Can I mix the ZBR with normal clearcoat paint? Your product is amazing and I will for sure purchase it.
Our ZBR Hypershift Pearl works best over any black base coat. You can use our pigments in any clear paint as well.
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Hello I have and a gallon of Intercoat clear that’s mixed 1:1 with reducer which would equal 2 sprayable gallons. . How many grams is preferred to mix with.
Typically, our ZBR Hypershift Pearl is mixed at 25 grams per gallon. However, you can do less with this color when sprayed over a black base to get an even darker effect!
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If you are using a tri-coat paint how many layers of mid-coat are you suppose to spray?
When using any of our pearlescent pigments in a tri-coat paint job, it depends on the user. Typically our Hypershift pigments are loaded at a ratio of 7.5-10 grams per quart of automotive paint. On your average-sized sedan, you will need about 20-25 grams total. Please note, spraying heavier or lighter will yield different results.
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can i use a clear coat that gets hard
Yes, our pigments work great with almost all clear substrates or paints.
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I am painting my car with your ZBR Hypershift with a black base coat, how many grams of the ZBR Hypershift pigment do I use per gallon of clear to maintain the more black to red color and show much less of the plum or purple tone I am seeing on other people cars who use this Hypershift? I really want it to come out more black and not plum, I also really want the red to really come through during the color shift.
Hi,
For the ZBR HyperShift Pearl it's 25g per gallon. However, this is just the standard. You can do more or less depending on what look you are going for. We highly recommend spraying small sample first if you are unsure.
Best,
Chris