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joel · 04-17-2013, 08:07 AM

Yes, on any paint that is now referred to as single stage, if it is catalyzed or not. However there are some manufacturers limits ( recomendations) as to the maximum thickness (mils) that the catalyzed paint should be. It's also important to follow the recommended flash times. By the way ,I checked the data sheet for K36 and you tint with the actual color of base ( DMD,DMC ) or urethane ( DAU, DCC ). Whatever brand products you choose, I would get the data sheets for the products and read them.

04-17-2013, 08:07 AM	#13
joel Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Indiana Posts: 494	Re: The problems with painting in stages Yes, on any paint that is now referred to as single stage, if it is catalyzed or not. However there are some manufacturers limits ( recomendations) as to the maximum thickness (mils) that the catalyzed paint should be. It's also important to follow the recommended flash times. By the way ,I checked the data sheet for K36 and you tint with the actual color of base ( DMD,DMC ) or urethane ( DAU, DCC ). Whatever brand products you choose, I would get the data sheets for the products and read them.