ATL200
ATL200 Acrylic gloss lacquer (100 gloss)
Two-pack acrylic (acrylic-PU, cured with the AC200 isocyanate hardener) high-gloss clear lacquer. High physical and chemical resistance, deep gloss, hardness, high clarity and good resistance to yellowing over time. Gives a pleasant, smooth-feeling finish. A topcoat, including over enamels, pearlescents and decorative effects.
- Finishing any wood species and MDF
- Kitchen and bathroom furniture (official catalog, dealer)
- High-gloss clear topcoat over RAL enamel and ATL80018 / ATL22170 / ATL2+CS pearlescents (special-effects catalog)
- Clear topcoat for the 'Stone' effect (jasper, grey jasper, granite, malachite, lapis) (special-effects catalog)
- Finish that can be polished (not sooner than 3 days — dealer)
Mix calculator
Ask about ATL200
Answers are based on the ATL200 data and the products it mixes with.
Mixing matrix
- AC200Hardener% by weight: 50–70 %official% by volume: 50–70 %official
Always — AC200 is the PU hardener for gloss materials.
Official site and 2025-2026 catalog: 50–70 %. The dealer lists a fixed 50 % by weight and 50 % by volume — the 50 % default comes from the dealer entry.
- AC200Hardener% by weight: 50 %dealer% by volume: 50 %dealer
Dealer recipe.
Dealer mixing table: AC200 'PU hardener for gloss materials' — 50 by weight / 50 by volume.
- AC200Hardener% by weight: 50–70 %catalog
2025-2026 catalog.
- % by weight: 20–30 %official% by volume: 20–35 %official
Always, to spray viscosity. S70 and S80 are both slow thinners (S70 is made for dead-matt and high-gloss PU and acrylic materials).
Sources disagree: official site 20–30 % wt / 20–35 % vol; catalog and dealer 30–40 % wt (dealer 35–45 % vol). The slow thinner is what lets the gloss flow out — the general-purpose S50 is not listed by any source for this product.
- % by weight: 30–40 (typ. 35) %dealer% by volume: 35–45 %dealer
Dealer recipe (catalog also says 30–40 %).
Dealer: 'S80 / S70 — slow PU thinner', 30–40 by weight / 35–45 by volume. 35 % default is the range midpoint (not published).
- % by weight: 30–40 %catalog
2025-2026 catalog.
- % by weight: 10–15 %dealer
In hot weather — retarder to improve flow-out.
'To improve flow in hot weather use S100 or S101 retarder at 10–15 %' (dealer). Official S100 page: prevents air bubbles in the lacquer film in summer. A retarder doesn't change the cure chemistry but lengthens open time and dust-pick-up time.
| Role | Material | % by weight | % by volume | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hardener | AC200 | 50–70 %official | 50–70 %official | Always — AC200 is the PU hardener for gloss materials.Official site and 2025-2026 catalog: 50–70 %. The dealer lists a fixed 50 % by weight and 50 % by volume — the 50 % default comes from the dealer entry. |
| Hardener | AC200 | 50 %dealer | 50 %dealer | Dealer recipe.Dealer mixing table: AC200 'PU hardener for gloss materials' — 50 by weight / 50 by volume. |
| Hardener | AC200 | 50–70 %catalog | — | 2025-2026 catalog. |
| Thinner | S70 / S80 | 20–30 %official | 20–35 %official | Always, to spray viscosity. S70 and S80 are both slow thinners (S70 is made for dead-matt and high-gloss PU and acrylic materials).Sources disagree: official site 20–30 % wt / 20–35 % vol; catalog and dealer 30–40 % wt (dealer 35–45 % vol). The slow thinner is what lets the gloss flow out — the general-purpose S50 is not listed by any source for this product. |
| Thinner | S70 / S80 | 30–40 (typ. 35) %dealer | 35–45 %dealer | Dealer recipe (catalog also says 30–40 %).Dealer: 'S80 / S70 — slow PU thinner', 30–40 by weight / 35–45 by volume. 35 % default is the range midpoint (not published). |
| Thinner | S70 / S80 | 30–40 %catalog | — | 2025-2026 catalog. |
| Additive | S100 / S101 | 10–15 %dealer | — | In hot weather — retarder to improve flow-out.'To improve flow in hot weather use S100 or S101 retarder at 10–15 %' (dealer). Official S100 page: prevents air bubbles in the lacquer film in summer. A retarder doesn't change the cure chemistry but lengthens open time and dust-pick-up time. |
Percentages are per 100 parts of component A.
Characteristics
- Solids · Part A
- 45 %dealer
- Solids · Part A (catalogue)
- 45 %catalog
- Viscosity
- 30 ± 3 sdealer
- Gloss
- 100 gloss units (measuring angle not stated)official
- Pot life
- 6 hdealer
- Drying · Touch-dry
- 60 mindealer
- Drying · Full cure
- 24 hdealer
- Drying · Polish after (h)
- 72 hdealer
- Drying · Dust-free
- 20–30 minrecommended
- Drying · Sand or stack
- 16–24 hrecommended
- Drying · Conditions
- 20 °C
- Hardness
- high (твердость)catalog
- Lightfastness
- good resistance to yellowing over time (устойчивость к пожелтению)official
- Chemical resistance
- high physical-chemical resistance (высокая физико-химическая стойкость)official
- Thixotropy
- norecommended
Application
HVLP
- Nozzle
- 1.3–1.4 mmrecommended
- Pressure · fluid
- gravity cup / 0.8–1.2 bar pot pressurerecommended
- Pressure · air
- 1.8–2.2 barrecommended
- Spray viscosity
- 15–18 s DIN4/VZ-4recommended
- Consumption
- 150 g/m²official
- Wet film
- 120–150 µmrecommended
- Coats
- 1–2 coatsrecommended
- Flash-off
- 15–30 minrecommended
- Recoat
- wet-on-wet within 15–30 min, or after ≥16–24 h with full sandingrecommended
- Sanding between coats
- P400–P600 on the cured base/primer/enamel before ATL200; P800–P1000 between ATL200 coats if sandedrecommended
HVLP 1.3–1.4 mm, 1.8–2.2 bar inlet measured with trigger pulled (≤0.7 bar at the cap), fan fully open, 15–20 cm gun distance, 50–75 % overlap. Lay a full wet coat — gloss only flows out of a wet film. 150 g/m² (official).
Conventional spray
- Nozzle
- 1.3–1.5 mmrecommended
- Pressure · air
- 2.5–3.5 barrecommended
- Spray viscosity
- 15–18 s DIN4/VZ-4recommended
- Consumption
- 150 g/m²official
Officially only 'spray' is given (pneumatic spray icon in the catalog).
Airmix (air-assisted airless)
- Nozzle
- tip 09–11 thou (0.23–0.28 mm), fine-finish 40–50° fanrecommended
- Pressure · fluid
- 15–60 barrecommended
- Pressure · air
- 1–2 barrecommended
- Spray viscosity
- 18–22 s DIN4/VZ-4recommended
- Consumption
- 150 g/m²official
Good for production panel work; set the lowest fluid pressure that closes the fan tails.
Airless
- Nozzle
- not recommended; if used, 09–11 thou (0.23–0.28 mm)recommended
- Pressure · fluid
- 80–120 barrecommended
Not recommended for a high-gloss finish — use airmix or HVLP.
Process and compatibility
- Substrate preparation
- Fully cured, flat, pore-filled base (2K primer such as PPS50277/PPS20 → enamel / pearlescent / effect), sanded P400–P600, dust blown off and tack-ragged. On bare open-grain wood, fill the pores first — a 100-gloss clear telegraphs every defect.recommended
- Sanding · Before
- P400–P600 on the baserecommended
- Sanding · Polishing
- not earlier than 3 days after the final coatdealer
- Sanding · Polishing sequence
- wet-sand P1500 → P2000–P3000, then cutting compound and finishing polishrecommended
- Temperature and humidity
- 18–25 °C material, air and substrate; RH 50–70 %; above ~25 °C use S80 / add S100–S101 retarderrecommended
- Don'ts
- Don't use without AC200 or swap in a matt-product hardener
- Don't flood a heavy coat with excess slow thinner — sags and solvent pop
- Don't polish before 3 days
- Don't use the mix past its 6 h pot life
- Don't spray in high humidity or onto cold parts
Storage
- Packaging
- 1 L,5 L,25 Ldealer
Safety: Two-pack material with an isocyanate hardener (AC200) and organic solvents: spray in an extracted booth with an A2P2 respirator or air-fed mask, nitrile gloves and eye protection. Flammable. (General practice — not from a Technocolor TDS.)
Mixed into
Sources
Value tags: “official”, “dealer”, “catalog”, “schedule” are Technocolor data; “workshop” is from our own datasheets; “recommended” is our engineering estimate (hover to see the reasoning).
- official page: properties, spray 150 g/m², AC200 50–70 % wt/vol, S70/S80 20–30 % wt / 20–35 % vol
- dealer: application area, mix table (AC200 50/50, S70/S80 30–40 wt / 35–45 vol), S100/S101 retarder, polish after 3 days, solids 45±1 %, viscosity 30±3 s VZ-4, pot life 6 h, touch 1 h, full 24 h, packaging 1/5/25 L
- dealer S70 page: low evaporation rate, for dead-matt and high-gloss PU and acrylic materials
- application methods (airmix 1–2 bar air, airless for primers)
- official S100 page: retarder, prevents air bubbles in the lacquer film in summer
Not covered by the sources
- No Technocolor TDS PDF found for ATL200 (web search turned up only official, dealer and shop pages)
- Density (part A and mix)
- Dust-free time (only derived)
- Sand/stack time (only derived)
- Hardness value, elasticity, numeric chemical resistance
- Shelf life and storage temperature
- Official nozzle/pressure data (all derived)
- Basis of the S100/S101 10–15 % retarder (per A or per mix) not stated
- Sources disagree on thinner %: official 20–30 % wt (20–35 % vol) vs catalog/dealer 30–40 % wt (dealer 35–45 % vol)
- Sources disagree on hardener: official/catalog 50–70 % vs dealer 50 % fixed
- Not used in any official finishing schedule (information/technology)
- Gloss measuring angle not stated (100 Глосс only)
- Airmix fluid pressure: official methods page says ≤20 bar, practical pumps often need more — derived range 15–60 bar