Introducing a UV headlight coat that is easy to wipe off even when the coat fails! Quick repairs are possible with this UV-curable type.
The "UV Curing Headlight Coat" is a product that revives headlights that were difficult to repair. The UV coating allows for polishing work as well. Approximately 20g is used for one headlight. In cases of severe deterioration and cracking, it can be approached starting from #120, and UV coating can be applied starting from #600 sandpaper. 【Features】 ■ Quick repairs possible ■ Significant time reduction ■ Can approach severe deterioration and cracking starting from #120 ■ UV coating can be applied starting from #600 sandpaper ■ UV coating cures with UV exposure, and is easy to wipe off in case of coating failure *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Construction Procedure】 ■ Approach to the polycarbonate layer involves using #240 sandpaper with a double action sander or orbital sander equipped with a cushion pad for polishing. ■ Increase the sandpaper grit to #320, #400, and #600 for the work. ■ Apply UV headlight coat using a spray gun. ■ Dry with a UV irradiator. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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NIKKEN Co., Ltd. is a company that strives to create a future that contributes to the happiness and healthy lives of the community, society, and humanity through a positive attitude, research spirit, imagination, flexible ideas, and technology. We will provide proposals that will please those in the manufacturing and processing industries by utilizing the knowledge and technology cultivated through manufacturing, in areas such as sales and consulting related to paints and coatings, equipment sales, and processing contracts, while adapting to the changes of the times.
