KBS Coatings 8124 Clear Satin Diamond Finish Aerosol, Covers 35 sq ft, 15 Ounce (Pack of 1)
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Color: Clear Satin
Features
- DiamondFinish Clear is formulated to apply directly over other coatings or direct to steel surfaces.
- DiamondFinish Clear can be applied directly to painted surfaces with very minimal surface prep. Protects and adds durability!
- DiamondFinish Clear is incredibly tough and hard like no other clear coat on the market.
- DiamondFinish Clear is a beautiful satin finish clear coat that remains permanently flexible and is able to perform in the toughest environments without yellowing, cracking or peeling.
- DiamondFinish Clear is 100% UV stable and provides high chemical resistance
Brand: KBS Coatings
Color: Clear Satin
Finish Type: Satin
Size: 15 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Item Volume: 15 Fluid Ounces
Special Feature: Crack Resistant, Fade Resistant, Stain Resistant, Scratch Resistant, Rust Resistant, Chip Resistant
Unit Count: 15.0 Ounce
Specific Uses For Product: Interior/Exterior
Surface Recommendation: Metal
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor, Indoor
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