CHARTREUSE SHERBERT

Does Chartreuse Sherbert PSS-7068 or Neon Yellow PSS-1104 require a clear coat?

Neither Chartreuse Sherbert PSS-7068 nor Neon Yellow PSS-1104 "require" a clear coat. A clear coat will provide added protection from road debris, discoloration from chemical application like cleaning materials, hard water spots and provide the color with amazing depth but beyond that these two colors can be applied without the need of a clear coat.

Will applying Chartreuse Sherbert over black rims darken the overall look of Chartreuse Sherbert?

Thank you for the inquiry,

While you would think that applying a solid tone coating like Chartreuse Sherbert would not be affected by the color of it's base I recently applied Chartreuse Sherbert over a White Base Powder and another over a sand blasted steel base to find that there was a slight shift in the finished color. The Chartreuse Sherbert that was cured with the White Base Coat had a slightly lighter tint to the overall color. Keep in mind that the white base was a partial cure and both Chartreuse Sherbert thicknesses measured between 2 and 3 mil (between 2-3 mil for the Chartreuse over Steel and 5-6 mil for the Chartreuse over White).

Is Chartreuse Sherbert PSS-7068 heat resistant?

Is this considered hi viz?

It is very bright and visible but has not been evaluated or certified by any governing authorities to meet any specific visibility standards, if that is what is being asked.

How much powder will I need to coat Honda Grom rims? Do I need to do a under coat before the color?

1 pound of powder covers 25 sq. ft of area. Depending on the equipment you are using, 1- 2 pounds would be sufficient. You do not need to apply an undercoat.

Can I add Glowbee to the Chartreuse Sherbert and have the rim glow or does Glowbee only work with Polar White?

Is 1 pound enough to do all 4 calipers? Or should I get 2 lbs?

1 pound should be enough, however if you there is one (or two) that need to be re-done it may be nice to have extra at the ready.

I plan to get my brake calipers coated and my air intake coated. Would 2 lbs be fine or should I go with 3 to be safe? Also, do I need clear coat at all?

2 lbs. should be enough, unless you have some really large calipers and a lot of intake ducting.