Innovative R&D Team For Latest Technological Trends In Car Paint Basecoat

Q: Where is a high heat resistance basecoat actually needed?

A: Heat resistance matters on panels that run hot in service - engine bay covers, bonnet edges, brake-adjacent areas and rework panels baked at higher booth temperatures. The basecoat holds its film integrity and colour under those conditions instead of softening or lifting, so the clear coat on top keeps its gloss.

Q: Can your R&D team develop a custom formula for our market?

A: Yes. Our senior R&D team handles OEM and ODM projects: tell us the substrate, curing conditions, target VOC level and the climate the product will be sold in, and we will propose a starting formula, send samples and adjust the tint or drying speed from your trial feedback before the bulk run.

Q: How do you keep batch-to-batch quality consistent?

A: Raw materials come from audited suppliers with direct supply agreements, and every batch is inspected in house against fixed standards for viscosity, hiding power, drying time and colour difference. Production runs on automated lines with in-process checks, so a repeat order in the same code performs the same as the sample you approved.

Q: What is the pack size, shelf life and storage condition?

A: The product is packed in 0.95KG cans with cartons sized for container loading. Sealed cans keep for 24 months when stored between 15-20C at 55-75% relative humidity, away from direct sunlight and frost. Stir before use and reseal tightly after opening to keep the film former from skinning.