Finish paints and topcoats 

In general, topcoats and finishes are the final layer that is applied, not only for bodywork paint, but also for paint coating system applied to all types of substrates. It can be a paint, a lacquer or a clear coat. This finish coat is characterized by both its appearance and its resistance.

A finishing coat can have different gloss levels; it can be a finished paint or clear coat, with a matt, satin, or gloss aspect, and can provide various feel to the touch.

Finishing paint, topcoat or lacquer

A final layer has an aesthetic function and is used primarily to protect: it's the layer that is exposed to the external conditions (bad weather, abrasion, etc.). Therefore it must provide some hardness and resistance, in addition to the desired aspect.

Varied degrees of resistance are possible and sometimes required for these paints and finishes. This will depend upon the thickness and type of paints and often on the price range. For example, there are industrial paint ranges that are very economical for framework, while some other polyurethane 2K paints are high-end products.

Automotive topcoats 

These topcoats have amazing high gloss and hardness, designed to protect car and motorcycle bodies against the harmful effects of weather, sun and corrosion over the years. Stardust displays a complete range of HS, UHS automotive topcoats and even super UHS.

Matt topcoats and paints

Matt paints and topcoats are nothing else but matt tinted and opaque clear coats. Stardust's expertise and advanced technology in this field are solid, thanks to the most resistant matt clear coats on the market.

Special topcoats

Special topcoats are used in the decorative luxury sector and on architectural surfaces, and are finishes that can have a texture or surface effect (gum or velvet topcoat), or a reflection effect (iridescent clear coat).

2K Paints

2K paints are used in bodypainting or industrial painting, for example on heavy vehicles. They are two-component paints, which form by drying, via polymerization, highly gloss coats, and offer superior hardness.

Acrylic topcoats

Historically used in artistic and decorative painting, and increasingly used in industrial painting and even in the automotive field, acrylic topcoats are different from all our other clear coats, because they are water-based products They are pleasant to work with, non-hazardous, and show ever greater qualities as improvements are made.

Car paint, motorcycle paint, bike paint and scooter paint in full kits

Bodywork primers

Complementary products for bodywork paint

Epoxy paints for wheel rims

Bodywork paint types