De Beer Car Clearcoat

De Beer: technical and professional Clearcoats:

The DeBeer brand is also known as DeBeer Refinish. It is a car paint company much appreciated by body repairers, listed on the Carross online shop. De Beer was founded in 1910 and currently sells car paints in France and internationally. Buying De Beer is a guarantee of quality: their car varnishes and Clearcoats have never failed bodybuilders. De Beer's reputation in the industry is also due to its attractive prices, which take the pressure off the wallets of people who have to invest time or money in car body repairs. The Carross online shop stocks only the very best: all De Beer products are tailored to a specific use and will meet your every need. It can sometimes be hard to find your way around the plethora of products Carross has to offer: That's why we've developed a responsive sales department that can answer all your questions, whether they're very specific or more general. After one call to our helpdesk, Clearcoats will no longer hold any secrets for you, and you'll know exactly which product will give your bodywork back its strength and shine!

Quality car Clearcoats offer a number of benefits, some of which could apply to the De Beer range include:

Increased protection:

Quality body Clearcoats protect the car's paintwork from external elements such as rain, snow, UV rays, dust and atmospheric contaminants. This helps prevent fading and premature deterioration of the bodywork.

Incomparable shine:

Quality body Clearcoats are formulated to provide a deep gloss and smooth finish. This helps to bring out the original colour of the paint, providing an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Resistance to scratches and minor scuffs:

A quality Clearcoat provides a protective layer that helps minimise the risk of scratches and minor scuffs. It also makes the cleaning process easier, as dirt is less likely to adhere to a smooth surface.

Easy maintenance:

Surfaces coated with quality Clearcoat are generally easier to maintain. They are more resistant to damage and easier to clean, helping to keep the vehicle clean and looking like new.

Focus on De Beer professional Clearcoats

De Beer Clearcoats offered by Carross are available in 5L cans, the ideal size when you need to use car clearcoats all day long. The big sizes have the advantage of being economical: the 5L cans give you plenty of room to carry out numerous bodywork repairs before the can runs out. What's more, even if you don't use it intensively, the can of Clearcoat can be kept for 2 years, which gives you plenty of time to look forward to the next vehicle repairs! This Clearcoat is designed for use with WaterBase 900 and BeroBase 500 car paints. The combination of a quality Clearcoat with a body paint as effective as De Beer will give you more than satisfactory results, whether on complicated repairs or simpler touch-ups.

Focus on De Beer's 8-214 High Solid anti-scratch Clearcoat:

De Beer's 8-214 Scratch Resistant Clearcoat is a professional clearcoat for bodywork on cars and motorbikes. This professional Clearcoat is colourless and known for its high scratch resistance. Clearcoat 8-214 is VOC compliant. There's nothing complicated about applying Clearcoat to your surface. Using a Spray gun, apply 1.5 to 2 coats with a film thickness of 50 to 60 µm. Adjust your Nozzle from 1.2 to 1.4mm and the spray pressure to 2 bars.

Focus on Clearcoat High Solid low gloss 8-407 from the De Beer professional brand:

High Solid low gloss Clearcoat is a professional Clearcoat available from the Carross website in 1 litre cans. Clearcoat 8-407 has a shelf life of 2 years to guarantee long-term use. From the moment you apply the first coat, this professional Clearcoat gives you a brilliant, high-quality finish. To apply the Clearcoat to your surface, we recommend 2.5 coats, leaving 10 to 15 minutes to dry between coats to avoid damaging the final result. With your Paint spray gun, adjust the diameter of your Nozzle to 1.3-1.4 mm then adjust your spray pressure again so that it does not exceed 2.0 bars. The dry film should be no thicker than 45 to 60 µm.

Focus on De Beer's semi-gloss Clearcoat:

De Beer's 8-409 semi-gloss Clearcoat is a professional clearcoat available in 1l from the Carross website, and is a top-of-the-range system for carrying out touch-ups or work on your car's bodywork surface. Clearcoat 8-409 semi-gloss is used with Hardener 8-455 in a 3:1 ratio. Set your Nozzle diameter to 1.3-1.4 and a spray pressure of 1.8- 2 bars. We recommend applying 2.5 coats to get the result you want.

Focus on De Beer Clearcoat:

DeBeer Clearcoat 8-414 is a professional clearcoat for bodywork. This Clearcoat is based on hydroxyacrylic resins and produces a very high quality coating. It also has excellent chemical and UV resistance. For best results, we recommend applying 1.5 to 2 coats with a dry film thickness of 50 to 60 µm. Packaged in 5-litre cans, this professional Clearcoat has a shelf life of 2 years.

De Beer Professional Clearcoat 8-615 :

De Beer Clearcoat 8-615 is a very high quality professional Clearcoat. Ideal for bodywork, it offers excellent resistance right from the first coat. What's more, this Clearcoat has excellent drying and treatment properties. Specially designed for air drying, this professional Clearcoat will save you time on your work. To apply this pro Clearcoat to your car or motorbike bodywork, we recommend applying 1.5 to 2 coats with a Spray pressure of 2 to 2.5 bars.

De Beer Supreme Clearcoat 8-714 :

De Beer Clearcoat Supreme 8-714 is a professional clearcoat for car and motorbike bodywork. This car Clearcoat has been specially designed for work requiring a very high level of quality. For the application of this professional Clearcoat, we recommend applying 1.5 to 2 coats to achieve beautiful results. In addition, the dry film thickness should be 50 to 60 µm.

Clearcoat for bodywork: application and preparation :

When you're considering applying a Clearcoat to your vehicle, two crucial questions often emerge: how many coats of Clearcoat are needed and should you sand before applying the clearcoat? Let's explore these aspects to ensure a successful application and a quality finish.

1. How many coats of Clearcoat?

The number of coats of Clearcoat you need depends on a number of factors, including the quality of the clearcoat, the shade of the base paint and your aesthetic preferences. As a general rule, one to three coats of Clearcoat are usually recommended. However, it is vital to follow the specific instructions of the manufacturer of the Clearcoat you have chosen.

The first coat, often called the Basecoat, is used to ensure optimum adhesion between the existing paintwork and the Clearcoat. Subsequent coats, if necessary, ensure the right thickness for optimum protection and an attractive finish. Be sure to observe the recommended drying times between coats to ensure even application.

2. Do I need to sand before varnishing a bodywork?

The need to sand before applying Clearcoat depends on the condition of the existing surface. If the bodywork has imperfections, scratches or rough areas, sanding may be essential. Light, fine-grain sanding creates a smooth surface and ensures optimum Clearcoat adhesion.

However, if the existing paintwork is in good condition, with no major defects, sanding may not be necessary. In this case, a thorough cleaning of the surface and the application of a primer may be all that's needed to prepare the bodywork for varnishing.

When sanding, use fine abrasive paper and follow a regular motion to avoid damaging the original paintwork. After sanding, clean the surface thoroughly to remove any dust or particles that could compromise the adhesion of the Clearcoat.

In conclusion, the number of coats of Clearcoat depends on the manufacturer's specifications, while sanding before application varies according to the condition of the bodywork. By following these steps, you'll maximise the chances of obtaining a smooth, durable and aesthetically pleasing finish for your vehicle.

Other car body Clearcoats

As you can see, Carross strongly recommends the use of De Beer Clearcoats for your car or motorbike bodywork if you're looking for unrivalled quality and finish. De Beer is a complete brand that offers quality car Clearcoats and Paints. De Beer is therefore an excellent brand for refurbishing your bodywork, but there are other alternatives: 4CR, Cromax, Glasurit, Lechler, Lesonal, Max Meyer, Mobihel, Nexa Autocolor, PPG, RM, Sikkens, Spies Hecker, Standox. You'll find the best brands of Clearcoat for your vehicle at this address, where you can choose from hundreds of references from a wide range of brands to solve all your bodywork problems. And if you have any questions, our team is here to advise you on the best Clearcoat, Hardener or Thinner available!