SprayMax Clearcoat

SprayMax 2K Clearcoat: Professional Results from an Aerosol Can

When a collision repair shop or dedicated DIYer needs a clearcoat finish that rivals a spray gun, SprayMax has long been the benchmark. The brand's signature achievement is packaging true two-component (2K) chemistry into a self-contained aerosol — eliminating the need for a compressor, mixing cups, or spray-gun cleanup while still delivering the durability that professional bodywork demands. Browse the full range of clearcoat products to find the right finish for your project.

What Makes SprayMax 2K Clearcoat Different

Conventional rattle-can clearcoats use single-component chemistry that cures slowly and offers limited resistance to chemicals and weathering. SprayMax takes a fundamentally different approach. As a brand of the Peter Kwasny Group, SprayMax draws on over 60 years of aerosol development expertise to engineer a system where a hardener activator is stored separately in the bottom of the can. When you're ready to spray, you press the activation button to release the hardener, shake to mix, and apply — the result is a true 2K urethane finish straight from the can.

The proprietary nozzle and propellant technology work together to produce a homogeneous spray pattern with even distribution, defined spray edges, and low overspray — characteristics that set SprayMax apart from standard aerosol technology. Less overspray also means less masking, less rework, and lower overall material consumption per repair.

SprayMax Clearcoat Product Lines

SprayMax offers several distinct clearcoat formulations to suit different finishing needs:

• 2K Glamour High Gloss Aerosol Clear (3680061) — The flagship clearcoat in the SprayMax lineup. This 2K urethane formula flows smoothly and cures to a long-lasting, high-gloss finish with excellent chemical, gasoline, and weather resistance. It delivers very good buffability and is suitable for both spot repairs and complete panel refinishing.
• 2K Clear Coat Matte & Semi-Matte (3680065 / 3680067) — Specially developed for the permanent sealing of plain, metallic, and effect paint coatings on matte surfaces. These formulas offer the same outstanding abrasion and scratch resistance as the high-gloss variant, with a controlled flat or satin sheen for factory-matched matte finishes.
• 2K Semi Gloss Aerosol Clear — A premium two-component clearcoat that bridges the gap between high gloss and matte, ideal for interior trim, plastic components, and surfaces where a softer sheen is preferred.
• Special 2K Clear Coat for Polycarbonate Headlights — A targeted solution formulated specifically as a protective coating for polycarbonate lenses, addressing scratches, yellowing, and fogging on headlight restoration projects.
• UV Clearcoat System (3680059) — Part of the SprayMax UV Paint Repair System, this clearcoat is engineered for fast, UV-cured sealing of repairs and new paintwork, pairing with a dedicated UV Blender for seamless paint edges.

Activation, Application, and Shelf Life

The activation process is straightforward: remove the red button from the cap, attach it to the pin on the base of the can, and press firmly to release the hardener. After a two-minute shake to fully mix the components, the product is ready to spray. Once activated, the mixed product remains usable for approximately 48 hours — enough time to complete a repair job without waste. SprayMax recommends allowing basecoat paints adequate flash-off time before applying the clearcoat, and following stated flash times between coats for a flawless, run-free result.

Who Uses SprayMax Clearcoat

SprayMax clearcoats are trusted by collision repair businesses, automotive workshops, motorcycle restorers, and serious enthusiasts who demand professional quality without the overhead of a full spray booth setup. The format is especially well-suited to spot repair, small-damage repair processes, and mounting-part refinishing where deploying a spray gun would be impractical.