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LIQVIX uses a clear, peelable primer as the foundation of its spray-applied automotive protection system. The primer is professionally applied to prepared, compatible surfaces, then finished with compatible automotive clear coat according to the approved LIQVIX process.
The primer is the foundation
The primer is the layer that establishes the LIQVIX system on a suitable prepared substrate. Calling the primer the complete finished surface would leave out an important part of the process: the compatible automotive clear-coat finishing stage.
Why the system includes clear coat
A compatible automotive clear coat is used as the finishing layer. The selected clear coat and application sequence must be confirmed against current LIQVIX compatibility information; this guide does not name an unverified brand or product.
Clear and coloured directions
The system can be used for transparent protection or customized coloured spray protection. Colour formulation, colour matching and available clear-coat finishes depend on compatibility and the approved process.
What an installer should confirm
Before work begins, ask the installer to confirm the prepared substrate, coating sequence, compatible clear-coat system, curing requirements, surface-correction limits and removal procedure in writing.
Related questions
What is Paint Protection Spray?+
Paint Protection Spray (PPS) describes professionally applied automotive protection systems deposited in liquid form over painted surfaces. Specific materials and performance vary by product.
What does PPS stand for?+
PPS commonly stands for Paint Protection Spray. It is a category label, not one standardized formulation.
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