Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: Gloss Level Adjustment of HS Clear Lacquer and HS Top Coat
Adjusting of varying gloss grades of HS clear lacquer and HS
top coat by mixing Matting Component -LVM 769 810 A2- for
plastic and metal surfaces |
The reference material that addresses the factors that
affect gloss grade in these instructions, will help the
processor to achieve the desired gloss grade, even with
differing operating conditions. |
Small- and attachment parts |
Matting Component -LVM 769 810 A2- |
Two-Part HS Clear Coat -L2K 769 500 A5- |
Two-Part HS Brilliant Plus Clear Coat -LZK 769 K05 A5- |
Two-Part HS Vario Clear Coat -L2K 769 K01 A2- |
Two-Part HS Performance Clear Coat -LZK K06 A5- |
Two-Part HS Optimum Plus Clear Coat -LZK 769 K07 A5- |
Two-Part HS Mixed Paint/Top Coat -L2K 074/073...- |
Two-Part HS Hardener, Long -LHA 009 047 A3- |
Two-Part HS Hardener, Extra Long -LHA 009 048 A3- |
Two-Part VHS Hardener, Long -LHA 009 052...- |
Two-Part VHS Hardener, Extra Long -LHA 009 053 A2- |
Two-Part Thinner -LVE 009 001 A5- |
Two-Part Thinner, Special -LVM 009 200 ...- |
Two-Part Thinner, Long -LVM 009 300 A2- |
Clear Coat Additive -LVM 007 000 A2- |
Gloss Level Adjustment/Matting |
System information. Refer to
→ Chapter „Repair Paint System for Matte Painted Vehicles“. |
Technical application information. Refer to
→ Chapter „Matting Component -LVM 769 810 A2-“. |
Apart from color-dependent differences, the actual gloss
level is influenced by different factors. |
The addition of other hardeners not mentioned in these
instructions is generally possible, but can result in different
application types, drying conditions and layer thicknesses which
leads to different gloss levels (up to 20%). |
|
|
|
Higher Gloss Level |
Lower Gloss Level |
Shorter Hardener |
Longer Hardener |
Shorter Thinner |
Longer Thinner |
Higher Processing
Viscosity |
Lower Processing Viscosity |
Higher Dry Layer
Thickness |
Lower Dry Layer Thickness |
Shorter Ventilation
Time |
Longer Ventilation Time |
Forced Drying |
Air drying |
Note
It is absolutely necessary to test on sheet metal in order
to achieve the appropriate gloss level for the vehicle. Gloss
level measurements (60° angle) at the adjacent parts can also be
helpful. |
HS Clear Lacquer Mixing Table |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
73 g |
65 g |
59 g |
56 g |
Two-Part HS Clear Coat -L2K 769
500- |
27 g |
35 g |
41 g |
44 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
– |
After mixing the clear lacquer with Matting Component -LVM
769 810- mix this mixture in a 2:1 ratio with HS hardener. Spray
ready without the addition of thinner. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
68 g |
59 g |
54 g |
52 g |
Two-Part HS Clear Coat -L2K 769
500- |
32 g |
41 g |
46 g |
48 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
Mixture with VHS Hardener |
– |
After mixing the clear lacquer with Matting Component -LVM
769 810- mix this mixture 4:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready after the addition of 15 % thinner. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
72 g |
66 g |
59 g |
53 g |
Two-Part HS Brilliant Plus
Clear Coat -L2K 769 K05- |
28 g |
34 g |
41 g |
47 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
Mixture with VHS Hardener |
– |
After mixing the clear lacquer with Matting Component -LVM
769 810- mix this mixture 4:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready after adding 5 % Clear Lacquer Additive -LVM 007 000 A2-. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
70 g |
61 g |
56 g |
51 g |
Two-Part HS Vario Clear Coat
-L2K 769 K01- |
30 g |
39 g |
44 g |
49 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
– |
After mixing the clear lacquer with Matting Component -LVM
769 810- mix this mixture 2:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready without the addition of thinner. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
68 g |
60 g |
55 g |
51 g |
Two-Part HS Vario Clear Coat
-L2K 769 K01- |
32 g |
40 g |
45 g |
49 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
Mixture with VHS Hardener |
– |
After mixing the clear lacquer with Matting Component -LVM
769 810- mix this mixture 4:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready after the addition of 15 % thinner. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
71 g |
64 g |
52 g |
44 g |
Two-Part HS Performance Clear
Coat - L2K 769 K06- |
29 g |
36 g |
48 g |
56 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
Mixture with VHS Hardener |
– |
After mixing the clear lacquer with Matting Component -LVM
769 810- mix this mixture 4:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready after adding 5 % Clear Lacquer Additive -LVM 007 000 A2-. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
71 g |
65 g |
58 g |
41 g |
Two-Part HS Optimum Plus Clear
Coat -L2K 769 K07- |
29 g |
35 g |
42 g |
59 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
Mixture with VHS Hardener |
– |
After mixing the clear lacquer with Matting Component -LVM
769 810- mix this mixture 4:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready after the addition of 10 % thinner. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
65 g |
57 g |
50 g |
44 g |
Two-Part HS Mixed Filler White
-L2K 074 ...- |
35 g |
43 g |
50 g |
56 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
Mixture with VHS Hardener |
– |
After mixing Matting Component -LVM 769 810- with HS top
coat mix this mixture 4:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready after the addition of 15 % thinner. |
|
|
|
|
Matte less than 20 %
* |
Satin matte less than
40 % * |
Satin gloss less than
60 % * |
Gloss less than 80 %
* |
Matting Component -LVM
769 810- |
71 g |
58 g |
51 g |
31 g |
Two-Part HS Mixed Filler Black
-L2K 074 ...- |
29 g |
42 g |
49 g |
69 g |
* Because these designations are
not subject to a standard, the gloss grade values are not
binding and can be understood as reference values or market
based values. |
|
|
|
Mixture with VHS Hardener |
– |
After mixing Matting Component -LVM 769 810- with HS top
coat mix this mixture 4:1 by volume with VHS hardener. Spray
ready after the addition of 15 % thinner. |
|
|
|
– |
Processing viscosity 4 mm for +20 °C (68°F), German Industry
Standardization 53211 |
Processing viscosity 4 mm gravity feed spraygun “Compliant”
and “HVLP” |
|
|
|
– |
Adding thinner at +20 °C (68°F) material temperature:
depending on the product used. |
|
|
|
– |
Set spray nozzle (see manufacturer's information):
“Compliant” 1.3 to 1.4 mm. |
– |
Set spray nozzle (see manufacturer's information): “HVLP”
1.3 to 1.4 mm. |
– |
Set spray pressure (see manufacturer's information):
“Compliant” to 2.0 to 2.5 bar. |
– |
Set atomizing pressure (see manufacturer's information):
“HVLP” 0.7 bar. |
|
|
|
– |
Apply in two spray applications with a 5 to 10 minute
intermediate ventilation time. The first spray application is
applied lightly, but completely. (Follow the processing
instructions). |
The recommended dry layer thickness is between 60 and 80 µm. |
To achieve the best possible and homogenous mat effect pay
attention to the following notes for the application: |
Note
The spraying distance to the object is larger than the
standard application, to use the full the atomization of the
spray pattern. (To prevent streaking) |
Pay attention that there is even overlap of the “spray
passes” and that enough wet spray film is applied. There is a
risk or cloudiness from too dry of application due to uneven
drying or due to unabsorbed spray mist. |
For less opaque colors, it may be necessary to apply another
spray application after the corresponding ventilation time. |
A touch-up/repair of the matted clear coat within the
surface (for example, side part or clever repair) is not
possible. |
|
|
|
– |
Final drying time with forced drying is 15 to 20 minutes. |
|
|
|
– |
Forced drying at +60 to 65 °C (140° to 149°F)object
temperature is 45 minutes. |
Note
The addition of Two-Part Elastic Additive -ALZ 011 001- is
omitted. |
Stir or shake the Matting Component -LVM 769 810 A2- in the
can well. Mix with HS clear coat and HS top coat according to
specification and infuse with hardener and thinner just before
processing. |
The processing of the ready-to spray mixture should
immediately follow. If the mixture remains in the mixing- or
spray gun receptacle for a longer period of time (15 minutes),
it should be stirred again before continuing to use
(separation). |
The application of the Matting Component -LVM 769 810 A2-
can influence the covering capacity. |
Dust inclusions cannot be polish out, so therefore ensure
that absolute cleanliness is maintained during the entire
painting process. |
|
|
|
Personal Protective Equipment: |
Note the safety data sheets |
Wear the personal protective equipment during application |
|
|
|
Edition 06/2013
When working with water-soluble products, pretreat the base
surface very carefully and only with water-soluble products and
the ...
Edition 04/2013
The following describes the repair paint system for matte
painted vehicles. Area of application: large surfaces/complete
painti ...
Other materials:
Indicator lamp
First read and observe the introductory
information and safety warnings
Lit up
Possible cause
Solution
There is a defective bulb in the vehicle's exterior
lighting.
Change the defective bulb.
Several warning and indicat ...
Stowage compartments in the front centre console
Fig. 94 In the centre console: stowage
compartment at the front
Fig. 95 In the centre console: stowage
compartment next to the handbrake lever
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings
There is an open stowage compartment with lighting in the front centre con ...
Removing the ball coupling
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings
Unhitch the trailer .
Remove the cover from the lock on the handwheel.
Insert the key ⑧ into the lock and turn it clockwise.
Hold the ball coupling tightly in your left hand .
Use your right ha ...
© 2016-2024 Copyright www.vwpolo.net