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  • nick
    December 10, 2009 at 1:35 pm #17708

    Hi Guys

    Going to try the sherwin williams 30 min air dry clear.

    I know there was a thread on this awhile ago, any new thoughts or expeirences on this clear.

    It is not going to be a replacement clear for me, just one i may use on occasion.

    Cheers Nick

    ryan brown
    December 10, 2009 at 4:09 pm #17710

    Are you talking about HPC15? If so…

    One of my good friends works at a shop that was on Sherwin up till a few months ago. I have been over there and seen the clear several times. It is one of the nicest fast drying clears I have seen. It held a good gloss and air dried quick.

    I think it would be nice to have for those times when you need to get something out in a hurry.

    Anonymous
    December 10, 2009 at 4:37 pm #17712

    It seems like a nice clear. I used it on my moms car (bumpers) and it has been holding up well over the last year anyhow.

    David Clark
    December 11, 2009 at 4:17 am #17742

    The 30 minute air dry clear would be CC931. Very good stuff. It mixes 3:1:1 using UH904 hardner and your choice of US2,3,4 reducers. I use it almost every day and most of the time I use US4 reducer in it so it flows a little better. The HPC15 is also very good stuff. Its very fast and looks great. You can mix it two different ways. 5:1:1 of 4:1:1. 5:1:1 being fastest. You can get a great finish using 4:1:1 with the US4 in it also. However, it does slow it down a bit but not much. Film build will also slow it down a bit too. This Clear uses a differnt hardner than the CC931. It uses UH80. Hope this helps!

    nick
    December 11, 2009 at 12:18 pm #17746

    [b]Underpaid Painter wrote:[/b]
    [quote]The 30 minute air dry clear would be CC931. Very good stuff. It mixes 3:1:1 using UH904 hardner and your choice of US2,3,4 reducers. I use it almost every day and most of the time I use US4 reducer in it so it flows a little better. The HPC15 is also very good stuff. Its very fast and looks great. You can mix it two different ways. 5:1:1 of 4:1:1. 5:1:1 being fastest. You can get a great finish using 4:1:1 with the US4 in it also. However, it does slow it down a bit but not much. Film build will also slow it down a bit too. This Clear uses a differnt hardner than the CC931. It uses UH80. Hope this helps![/quote]

    Thanks for that some good info 😉

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