Master Clear Coat & Spot Blending with the SATAjet 20 B
The SATAjet 20 B is not only optimized for spot repair but also for fine clear coat applications and transition areas. With precise air control, variable spray distances, and lightweight handling, clear coat can be applied with exact dosing – perfect for blending and detail work.
Recommended Workflow for Clear Coat & Transitions
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Preparation | Clean, degrease, and lightly sand the substrate. |
| 2. Check nozzle set | Only replace the complete nozzle set – for an even spray pattern. |
| 3. Adjust pressure | Working pressure approx. 1.0 bar (guideline), air consumption ~40 Nl/min. |
| 4. First coat | Apply thinly, vary spray distance for transitions. |
| 5. Finish | Finally, apply an even coat for a high-gloss finish. |
Precise Transitions
Perfect for smooth blends without hard edges.
Clear Coat Precision
Fine control for consistent high-gloss finishes.
Flexibility
Suitable for glass or plastic cups with 65 ml capacity.
Typical Clear Coat Issues
- Streaking: Often caused by uneven spray distance → keep movement consistent.
- Overspray: Check working pressure, reduce if necessary.
- Unclean transitions: Vary spray distance, apply coats with overlap.
- Air entering the cup: Tighten nozzle, clean channels.
FAQ – Spot Blending & Clear Coat
Can I also spray clear coat with the SATAjet 20 B?
Yes, it is perfectly suited for fine clear coat work.
What pressure is optimal for clear coat?
Around 1.0 bar – as a guideline.
How do I avoid overspray?
Work with low pressure and variable spray distances.
Which cup size is recommended?
Standard is 65 ml, available in plastic or glass.
Do I need a special nozzle set for clear coat?
It is recommended to always use a clean and complete nozzle set.
Conclusion: The SATAjet 20 B enables highly precise clear coat and spot blending work with a professional finish. Its precise control, flexible cup options, and easy handling make it an indispensable tool in everyday painting practice.
