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HOUSE OF KOLOR ®<br />

TECHNICAL DATA INFORMATION<br />

IMPORTANT NOTE: This document includes information on UC01 <strong>and</strong> UFC01.<br />

These products are for sale outside the United States only.<br />

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE YOU BEGIN.<br />

Our products are for use by trained pr<strong>of</strong>essional personnel using proper production<br />

automotive spray equipment suitable for the paint to be sprayed. Proper spray booth,<br />

air system, respirator <strong>and</strong> basic spray painting ability are required.<br />

We do not recommend painting in temperatures below 70°F.<br />

Although <strong>House</strong> <strong>of</strong> Kolor ® is designed with high film build in mind, we do not<br />

recommend any finish that exceeds 15 mils in thickness. This would include the<br />

s<strong>and</strong>ed OEM finish <strong>and</strong> the Kustom Paint finish.<br />

NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC.<br />

For controlled results, <strong>House</strong> <strong>of</strong> Kolor ® recommends products be used as a "total<br />

system." We do not recommend the intermixing <strong>of</strong> various manufacturer's' products.<br />

This is only asking for trouble. No pr<strong>of</strong>essional or amateur should run the risk <strong>of</strong> a job<br />

failure. Custom painting is complicated enough without gambling on untested product<br />

compatibility.<br />

Apply only over <strong>House</strong> <strong>of</strong> Kolor ® primers/sealers <strong>and</strong>/or properly prepared OEM paint.<br />

Do not apply <strong>House</strong> <strong>of</strong> Kolor ® products over alkyd or synthetic enamels, uncatalyzed<br />

acrylic enamel, primers, sealers or topcoats that may not be coated with lacquer. You<br />

must control every step <strong>of</strong> the preparation including the products used for a successful<br />

paint job. Any unknowns such as existing primer, old paint, etc. can become the weak<br />

link in the custom painter's chain.<br />

IMPORTANT: The data in this manual represent typical values obtained by the<br />

methods indicated. Since application variables are a major factor in product<br />

performance, this information should serve only as a general guide. Valspar assumes<br />

no obligation or liability for use <strong>of</strong> this information. Unless Valspar agrees otherwise in<br />

writing, VALSPAR MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND DISCLAIMS<br />

ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR<br />

FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE OR FREEDOM FROM PATENT INFRINGEMENT.<br />

VALSPAR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR<br />

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Unless Valspar agrees otherwise in writing, Valspar’s<br />

only obligation for any defect in this product under any warranty that Valspar provides<br />

or under any other legal theory will be to replace the defective product, or to refund its<br />

purchase price, at Valspar’s option.<br />

CAUTIONS<br />

Read Cautions <strong>and</strong> Warnings on all product can labels<br />

TECHNICAL DATA<br />

Material Safety Data Sheets available upon request.<br />

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE<br />

(800) 845-2500<br />

IMPORTANT VOC INFORMATION<br />

The National Rule <strong>and</strong> SCAQMD Rule 1151 both make distinctions between base<br />

coat <strong>and</strong> mid coat application. The VOC calculations are different depending on which<br />

application procedure is chosen. It is important to know whether the system you are<br />

using is classified as base coat/clear coat or as a mid coat/multistage system.<br />

All Shimrin ® Base coats may be applied as either a base coat or mid coat. Shimrin ®<br />

Base coats include the following codes: BC, FBC, NE, PBC, PC, SG, MB, KBC, <strong>and</strong> KF.<br />

Kosmic Kolor ® Urethane K<strong>and</strong>ys <strong>and</strong> Solid Color Base coats may also be applied as a<br />

base coat or mid coat. Their codes are: UK, UB, <strong>and</strong> UFB.<br />

BASE COAT APPLICATION<br />

Applying the above products directly over the sealer, Ko-Seal ® II (KS10, KS11,<br />

KS12, KS210, KS211, KS212) will classify the products as basecoats. The VOC<br />

limit for base coat/clear coat application would apply. Refer to Ko-Seal ® II Sealer<br />

Recommendation Chart to choose the right sealer color for your application.<br />

Example: KD2000 DTM Primer, KS10 Sealer, Shimrin ® Base coat, Clear coat<br />

base coat / clear coat<br />

MID COAT APPLICATION<br />

Applying any Shimrin ® or Kosmic Kolor ® coat over BC25, BC26, OR ANY Shimrin ®<br />

Base coat will classify those products as a mid coat. This would apply whether or not<br />

a sealer was used. The VOC limit for mid coat/multistage application would apply.<br />

Example: KD2000 DTM Primer, KS10 Sealer, BC26, Shimrin ® Base coat, Clear coat<br />

base coat / mid coat / clear coat<br />

VERY IMPORTANT VOC INFORMATION FOR CALIFORNIA<br />

USERS<br />

The South Coast Air Quality Management District (Rule 1151) (www.aqmd.gov) <strong>and</strong><br />

the San Jouquin Valley Air Quality Management District (Rule 4602 <strong>and</strong> 4612 Phase<br />

II) (www.vallyair.org) have made significant changes to there current rules.<br />

The South Coast Air Quality Management District (Rule 1151) rule goes into effect<br />

July 1, 2008. Any product manufactured prior to July 1, 2008, can be used through<br />

December 31, 2008. This district consists <strong>of</strong> the following areas:<br />

Los Angeles County<br />

Orange County<br />

Western San Bernadino County<br />

Western Riverside County<br />

The San Joaquin Valley Air Quality Management District (Rule 4602 <strong>and</strong> 4612 Phase<br />

II) goes into effect January 1, 2009. This district consists <strong>of</strong> the following areas:<br />

San Joaquin County<br />

Stanislaus County<br />

Madera County<br />

Merced County<br />

Fresno County<br />

Kings County<br />

Tulare County<br />

Western Kern County<br />

If you intend to do your custom paint job in any <strong>of</strong> the above listed areas after the<br />

dates stated, you must only use the products listed <strong>and</strong> follow the directions as<br />

outlined in this manual under <strong>California</strong> <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> application procedures, Appendix<br />

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