U-pol Clear/AL High Gloss UV Clearcoat, 450 ml Aerosol

Bought it to coat badges for my jeep. Was a little skeptical so I decided to test it. Put on a coat on my jeep old badge and threw it under intense UV light for a week. Came back after a week and badge was shinny and looked better good with no change in coating. It did not yellow or peal. The machine that I placed the badge under emits about 24,000 µWs/cm is UVC (100%) and AM1.5G spectrum (Arc lamp simulator). Yes that’s extreme but hey wanted to see. Then I decided to put it under a heat gun medium setting for 40 minutes and the coating still looked good so I decided to throw it under the machine for couple more hours and it looked good. Then I coated all my badges with it. I put 2 coats, waited 24 hours between coats. I am 100% sure that I will be good for at least next 10 years in most extreme conditions. Word of advice make sure you shake that can well for 2 minutes. I highly recommend it. Buy it. You welcome.

lo use para reparar faros de coches

Really even application. Fast drying time. Nice finish. Durability? Proof will be in the pudding..

Nunca quedó la aplicación uniforme, ni viendo tutoriales . 😔

If you are good with a rattle can, this is great paint. It dries crystal clear and hardens better than the normal stuff. I used it to try to restore some mangled headlights and after trying several products this is my favorite so far. Reviewers that have cracking and chipping likely painted this over another previously applied paint with an incompatible chemistry. I've seen that before such as applying a clear lacquer over something else, like an acrylic. This paint goes on thin and wet. It will run easily. I found that applying "almost enough", which looked textured, smoothed out quickly to a glass finish, for the first coat. Second coat is a little more tricky as it tacks quicker and doesn't smooth, so for me it had to by slightly heavier. In hindsight, two light coats a couple days apart might have been better. Regardless, it's clear as glass once it dries. I don't know yet if it will haze up in sunlight over time. We'll find out- it can't be any worse than the other brands that yellowed up in a year. Anyway, practice first for best results.