Ultra High Gloss Topcoat

It’s turbine-friendly, and works with:

• G-Force Turbine (Stage 1)
• Ultimate System (Stage 3)
• HVLP with compressor (best atomization)

Ideally, no. We recommend using one gun for Plasti Dip base coats and a separate one for Ultra High Gloss to avoid cross-contamination and ensure best results.

However, if you only have 1 gun, make sure you flush the gun thoroughly with naphtha after spraying your base coats. Ensure the gun is completely dry before spraying gloss.

After applying the Ultra High Gloss, you want to flush the gun with high-percentage isopropyl alcohol or urethane gun cleaner.

Don’t let solvents sit in the gun, especially if using a plastic G-Force gun.

G-Force Gun: Dial it back to a 4–6 inch spray fan; it’s a low-viscosity product.

HVLP Gun: Use a 1.3 or 1.4 tip. PSI is personal preference:

• Some prefer 20–25 PSI
• Others, like Fonzie, prefer 35–40 PSI
  
  

Just two thin wet coats. No heavy build-up. Practice your spray on a test surface first.

Use 50%–75% overlap, but move swiftly.

Touch it with a gloved finger after 5–10 minutes. When it sticks and creates stringy residue, it’s ready for coat two.

Like most 2K clear coats, it's going to depend on your ambient temperatures and maybe even your humidity. You may find that the Ultra High Gloss is dry to the touch or dust free in an hour or two, but you want to let it dry overnight before you do anythng, like breakdown the car or reassemble any parts.

This is a 2K clear coat, so use:

• Full-face respirator (recommended)
• Paint suit (optional but preferred)

No. Avoid high humidity or rainy days. Not ideal for any 2K clear coat.

Only these gallon-based products:

• Plasti Dip Spray Gallons (e.g., Black, Flex Blue)
• Performance Series Gallons (e.g., Wicked Wine, Frozen Blue)
• New Pearl Coat Gallons
  

No. Do not use it over:

• Next Gen/Glossy Dip Pearl Top Coat Gallons
• Dip Armor TopCoat
• ProLine or AutoFlex
• Plasti Dip or HyperDip aerosols

Yes. Once fully cured, it can be paint corrected like any traditional 2K clear.

Yes. Just like any normal paint you can apply wax and ceramic coat. We recommend letting it cure for 30 days prior to applying.

Yes. It’s available as a standalone or add-on to kits like Wicked Wine.

Use the DYC size guide:

• Small, Medium, Large Cars: 1 Ultra High Gloss Kit
• Extra Large Cars: 2 Kits

Only if it has compatible products (Plasti Dip Spray or Performance Series) and is in good condition. If not, peel it and start fresh.

If the car is in good condition, you'll want to:

• Remask the car
• Wipe it down with isopropyl alcohol & make sure it is perfectly clean
• Apply the gloss

Double-tape them using fine line tape. Peel only the top line during base coats; leave the bottom to protect the area during gloss application.

Don’t worry. Ultra High Gloss can be sanded and polished to correct minor issues.

You want to let it fully dry before you do anything as far as cleaning & aftercare. We recommend a full week before you give it is first wash.

We recommend 30 days to fully cure before applying any sealers, ceramic coats or even wax.