Luminous Clear Protective Coat

Product Description

This coating provides a clear glaze to protect the finish and effectiveness of Luminous Paint. This also protects from the weather.

As with all paint products please read the technical datasheet before use. If you have any questions or need technical advice we are here to help please call 01482 328053 or email info@coo-var.co.uk.

Product Highlights

Especially useful outdoors
Suitable Surfaces: Wood, Metal, Masonry
Finish: Gloss
Application: Brush
Drying time: Touch Dry 45 minutes or 4 hours hard dry
Overcoat time: 6 hours
Estimated Coverage: 14m² per litre

* Please note that due to variations in monitor settings, the colours displayed here are for illustration purposes only.

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£21.10

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1. What is it used for?

It’s a clear protective glaze applied over Coo-Var Luminous (glow) paint to protect the luminous layer, seal it against wear and weather, and prolong the glow effect.

2. How should it be applied, and what are the drying times?

Stir well before use.
It can be applied by brush (and typically roller) over a clean, fully cured luminous paint layer.
Touch dry in about 45 minutes (at ~20 °C)
Hard dry in ~4 hours.
You may recoat after 6 hours.
Full cure (full hardness) may take 5–7 days

Note: Avoid applying when temperature is ≤ 7 °C, as lower temperatures slow curing and may affect performance.

3. What surfaces is it suitable for?

It is intended for use over surfaces already coated with Coo-Var Luminous Paint, including wood, metal, masonry, etc.

It is not a standalone paint — it must be used in a system: base, luminous paint, then this clear protective topcoat.

4. Will it reduce or dull the glow effect?

No — the formulation is transparent and designed to protect without significantly diminishing the luminosity of the underlying glowing layer.

However, improper application (too thick, clouding, or substrate contamination) may impair performance, so uniform, thin coats are recommended.