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Aerosure Clear Coat Spray 400 mL: protective lacquer for metal and electrical parts
Aerosure Clear Coat Spray is a 400 mL clear protective lacquer for metal and electrical parts. Spray thin, even coats on a clean and dry surface to protect it from moisture and dust. Technicians use it on terminals, brackets and exposed metal after a service.
- DPIIT recognised · DIPP258886
- ISO 9001:2015
- GMP (IAF)
- Own aerosol filling line
- MSDS on request · CoA with every batch
What are the Aerosure Clear Coat Spray 400 mL specifications?
| Volume | 400 mL aerosol |
|---|---|
| Finish | Clear |
| Use on | Clean, dry metal and electrical parts |
| Method | Thin, even coats |
| Documents | SDS on request |
Coverage per can, pH and shelf life are on the label and SDS. Ask us for the SDS.
How do you use Aerosure Clear Coat Spray 400 mL?
- Clean. Clean the coil with the right Aerosure cleaner.
- Dry. Let the coil dry fully.
- Coat. Spray Aerosure Coil Saver evenly across the fins as the label directs.
- Cure. Let it cure before restarting.
Full guide with photos and sources: AC coil coating: when and how to protect coils from corrosion.
Technician tips
- Clean and dry the part first.
- Spray thin coats from the label distance.
- Let each coat dry before the next.
- Work in a ventilated space.
Safety
Read the label and SDS before use. Wear gloves and eye protection. Keep sprays away from heat and flame, and off live electrical parts.
Where can you buy it?
Technicians, AMC companies and service networks buy direct at trade prices. Distributors get territory margins.
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What mistakes should you avoid with Aerosure Clear Coat Spray 400 mL?
- Spraying with the power still on.
- Cleaning the coil but not the filter, drain tray and blower wheel.
- Rinsing with a high-pressure jet that bends the fins.
- Skipping the rinse, so loosened dirt dries back on the coil.
How do you check the clean worked?
- Airflow at the grille is strong and even.
- The drain runs clear and the tray is empty after a test run.
- The musty smell has gone after the first cooling cycle.
- The customer sees a clean filter and coil before you close the panel.
How should you store and handle Aerosure Clear Coat Spray 400 mL?
- Aerosol cans are pressurised: keep away from heat, sparks and open flame, and never puncture or burn a can, even when empty.
- Work only with the power isolated and keep sprays off live electrical parts.
- Wear gloves and eye protection, and store cans upright below 50 °C, out of direct sun.
- Read the SDS before first use and keep it where the product is used.
What should you tell us for a quote on Aerosure Clear Coat Spray 400 mL?
- How many units you service in a month and your city
- Indoor or outdoor coils, and whether sites are coastal, industrial or inland
- Cans per month, or cases if you buy for a team
- Whether you want trade pricing or distributor terms
We reply within one working day with a price, the SDS and TDS, and a suggested dose to validate on site.
Aerosure Clear Coat Spray 400 mL: quick answers
What is a clear coat spray used for?
To put a clear protective layer on metal and electrical parts that face moisture, dust and air pollution.
Can I use it on AC coil fins?
For coil fins, use Aerosure Coil Saver Coil Protector, which is made for that job.
How many coats should I apply?
Thin, even coats work best. Follow the label for the number of coats and drying time.
Stock Aerosure for your service team
Trade pricing on cases, delivered across India. We reply within one working day.
AC maintenance numbers to know
| What | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Clean or replace filters | Every 1 to 2 months in the cooling season, sooner in dust [source] |
| Energy saved by a clean filter | 5% to 15% less energy than with a clogged filter [source] |
| Check the indoor (evaporator) coil | Every 12 months; clean when dirty [source] |
| Drain line | Clear it at each service so water cannot back up [source] |
| Star label | Compare models by BEE star rating and ISEER [source] |