Poly Gold is a bright yellow-gold base with a heavy metallic. This color is a polyester metallic powder coat and has a semi-gloss finish.
Semi-Gloss: 37-70 Gloss Units +/-5
*A clear top coat is recommended for exterior use*
| Starting quantity | Price per lb | Savings |
|---|---|---|
| 1 lb | US$ 21.21 | — |
| 50 lb | US$ 20.15 | Save 5% |
| 200 lb | US$ 19.09 | Save 10% |
US$ 21.21 / per lb
Starting quantity: 1 lb
Total for 1 lb: $21.21
US$ 21.21
per lbPMB-4211
POLY GOLD
US$ 21.21
/ lbInput
in
in
Output
0.00 ft2
1 lbs
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Paul Carapellucci
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What is the coating process when applying Poly Gold PMB-4211 base followed by a Fog Clear PPB-4761 top coat?
Answer from Admin
After proper substrate preparation which is the most important process, apply the Poly Gold to a well grounded part. you are hoping to achieve about a 2-3 mil thickness. This can be checked at the flow-out stage. Place into the oven that has been pre-heated to 400 degrees F. Allow the powder to flow-out or gel-out. This usually happens in about 3-5 minutes depending on the oven. After flow-out pull from the oven to allow the part to cool. Inspect and add more if necessary at this point then re-flow. Pull again and allow to cool before applying your clear coat. The Poly Gold is not cured at this point. Assuring your ground is still good, lower your KV if you can and apply your Fog Clear. Again, you are shooting for a 2-3 mil thickness. Bring to flow-out or gel-out in the oven and pull, allow to cool and inspect for light areas. The clear will be glossy clear at this point. If the application thickness looks and measures correct then place back into the oven and finish curing based on the top coat's application guide. Fog Clear application guide states 400 Degrees F for 10 minutes. Remember that the 10 minute timer should not start until the thickest part of the substrate or part-metal reaches cure temp (400). Properly prepped and cured this combination should provide years and years of a beautiful yet durable finish.
