When you want a Fluorescent Yellow, this is the one, coloured between Yellow & Green with a resemblance to the French liqueur of the same name. The final colour is developed from applying a clear activator, to achieve full effect we recommend Clear 1428.  The inherent properties of the Latent system provides a much higher tolerance of film thickness variation, resulting in a much more consistent colour and a virtually non-existent window pane effect.

• Anyone for tennis, this is the colour of neon tennis balls
• The Latent Range from HMG is possibly the easiest of 2 coat systems to apply
• You can tailor the effect of these Latent colours by choosing from different clear, tinted & sparkle topcoats

 

Latent colours are available in the following 3 flavours

• Latent Metallics - mimicking a candy over metallic base, either flat or sparkling
• Latent Chromes - mimicking a candy over super high chrome base
• Latent Fluorescents - mimicking a neon over white system

This colour is a 2 part system and to achieve the colour shown, you must apply a clear top coat to activate the colour. We recommend our Crystal Clear 1428.

Tech Stuff:

• Epoxy Polyester
• Curing schedule: 10 minutes @ 180C metal temperature
• Sheen: Semi Gloss 60-70 GU
• Recommended dry film thickness: 60-80 microns
• A clear top coat is required for the colour to develop
• Colour durability (direct sunlight): Very Good