Eastwood canada KBS MAXX Clear - UV Stable 2K Durable Clear Coat Paint 804214

What is KBS MAXX Clear?

KBS MAXX Clear is a highly durable, two-component (2K), low VOC, permanently UV stable moisture-cured polyurethane clear coat. It is specifically engineered for Direct To Metal (DTM) and aluminum applications — no additives needed — or over existing coatings, to provide outstanding gloss retention, superior impact resistance, and long-lasting rust protection that won't yellow or peel.

KBS MAXX Clear is a highly durable, two-component, low VOC, low HAPs polyurethane clear coat specifically designed for the automotive, agricultural, fleet refinishing, marine, architects, and heavy industrial equipment markets.

KBS MAXX Clear offers incredible gloss retention as well as superior impact resistance, while providing fast drying characteristics.

KBS MAXX Clear is an excellent coating for the OEM marketplace looking to provide an automotive quality look and finish.

KBS MAXX Clear offers outstanding adhesion in Direct To Ferrous Metal and Aluminum Applications - No Additives Needed

KBS MAXX Clear is tough on rust providing long-last rust protection making KBS MAXX Clear an ideal choice for preserving patina applications.

KBS MAXX Clear Features

• MAXXimum Gloss Retention
• MAXXimum Impact Resistance
• MAXXimum Weather Resistance
• MAXXimum Rust Protection
• Chemical Resistant
• Outstanding Adhesion
• Excellent Flow
• Fast Drying
• Polishable After 24 Hours
• High Solids Clear Coat

KBS MAXX Clear Applications

Cars • Motorcycles • Wheels • Bicycles • Commercial Vehicles • Snow Plows • Fleet and Municipal Vehicles • Tractors • Agricultural Equipment • Construction Machinery • Trains • Boats & Yachts • Personal Watercraft • Woodwork • Tools • Doors • Aerospace

KBS MAXX Clear Gloss Levels

High Gloss ... 90-95% measured at 60 degrees
Satin ... 45-55% measured at 60 degrees
Flat ... 5-15% measured at 60 degrees

KBS MAXX Clear Coverage Guide

Theoretical coverage at 2 mils DFT (which is a single coat) is 450 sq.ft. per gallon. Material losses during mixing and application will vary and must be taken into consideration. Expect up to 50% less coverage on bare wood, rough, or sandblasted surfaces.