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Lacquer Type Pre-thinned Zurc Premium Acrylic Lacquers, in common with all lacquers, dry simply by the evaporation of solvent, and are based on a hard poly (methyl methacrylate) polymer that is suitably plasticized. Plasticizers are normally external and include butyl benzyl phtha-late and linear polymeric phthalates derived from coconut oil fatty acid. The external plasticizer ensures a good balance of properties, i.e. improved crack resistance, adhesion to undercoats, solvent release properties, and flexibility. Most common acrylic polymers for this type of finish to give outstanding gloss retention on external exposure. polymers result in poor film properties and poor durability. Solvent blends used for Zurc Premium Acrylic lacquers are balanced compositions, albeit expensive, chosen to given acceptable viscosity, evaporation, and flow characteristics. To avoid excessive solvent retention in the film The external plasticizer assists in solvent release by maintaining a fluid film for as long as possible; this allows shrinkage stresses (considerable in acrylic lacquers) caused by the drying/stoving process, to be relieved. Although Zurc Premium Acrylic lacquers will ultimately air-dry, in practice drying is accelerated either by a short stoving, 30 minutes at 90 °C, by a blower where polishing is required to achieve acceptable gloss, Surface imperfections of the film are removed by sanding For airbrush use (best result) - can be used with Portable Air Brush System - Portable Air Compressor (use with tank-type for better result) - 0.3 to 0.5 Airbrush needle MINIMUM REQUIRED AIR PRESSURE: 20 PSI (if used with lower recommended psi, just add few drops of thinner) Can be used with fine paintbrush for detailing (result may vary with Airbrush finish) GAIA inspired colors