Auxiliaries do not form the main body of the coating, but they determine whether the coating can cure to its designed performance. The thinner shall match the base coating — using the wrong thinner causes resin separation, incomplete curing or film whitening, one of the most common on-site quality accidents; different temperatures also require different evaporation-rate models (winter/summer grade). The same applies to the curing agent — a wrong ratio directly causes non-curing or embrittlement, and the pot life after mixing is limited, beyond which no more thinner may be added to extend use. Cleaners are used for cleaning application tools, spray equipment and lines; selection depends on whether they corrode equipment seals. When purchasing, always check the matching auxiliary by base coating model, and do not use generic substitutes — thinners of different product lines from the same manufacturer are often not interchangeable either. This page summarises the original data of auxiliaries from various brands, including recommended ratios, applicable temperature ranges and matching base coating notes, viewable online or the original TDS requestable.
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