flat black recipe?
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Re: flat black recipe?
i dont know what nasson paint is but i know any autobody paint supply store sells a flatening agent that you add to clear to make it flat. it may work for single stage as well but not 100% sure. your best bet would be to call an autobody suply store and they'd be able to help you out.
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Re: flat black recipe?
Nasson is just an brand name of paint. I have called the local parts stores and they say the same ,which is you add it to the clearcoat. I just thought that if something in the paint makes it shiny then another chemical would make it dull. Thanks for reply though.
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Re: flat black recipe?
Yes ask for the flattening agent for that paint at ur local dupont supplier store or look if up online, that's what its called
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Re: flat black recipe?
Honestly I would never do flat black, to me satin black is the way to go.
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