Overview
Built for the job.
BLACK ACRYLIC ENAMEL GA.
X-L Products Black Acrylic Enamel is a single-stage finish designed for automotive refinishing applications. This ready-to-spray enamel provides excellent coverage and adhesion on both e-coat and OEM substrates, making it suitable for complete vehicle repainting and large panel repairs where a durable, professional finish is required.
The enamel offers practical working properties with a tack-free time of 15 to 20 minutes at 70°F and allows recoating within 4 to 6 hours at the same temperature. With a pot life rated at 13-15 seconds using a #4 Zahn cup, the material provides consistent spray viscosity for smooth application. The 8:1 mix ratio simplifies preparation and reduces waste in production environments.
Proper ventilation and appropriate respiratory protection are essential when applying this product. Follow all manufacturer safety guidelines and local regulations for handling and disposal of automotive refinish materials.
Application Guide
- Ensure substrate is clean and properly prepared e-coat or OEM surface
- Mix 8 parts acrylic enamel according to manufacturer's mixing instructions
- Apply mixed material within pot life window (viscosity should measure 13-15 seconds using #4 Zahn cup)
- Allow surface to become tack-free (15-20 minutes at 70°F)
- If recoating is required, wait 4-6 hours at 70°F before applying additional coats
Compatibility
Compatible paint systems: Enamel, Acrylic.
Specifications
| Part No. | 30005 |
|---|---|
| Product Line | X-L |
| Manufacturer | X-L Products |
| UPC | 000050300051 |
| Rubberized | No |
- Mix Ratio
- 8 parts acrylic enamel
- Tack Free Time
- 15 to 20 minutes at 70°F
- Recoat Time
- 4 to 6 hours at 70°F
- Viscosity
- 13-15 seconds #4 Zahn cup
- Compatible Substrates
- E-coat, OEM finishes
About X-L Products
X-L Products is a trusted manufacturer of professional auto body and refinish products used by collision repair shops and restoration specialists across North America.
Frequently Asked Questions
What surfaces can I apply this black acrylic enamel to?
This product is compatible with e-coat and OEM substrates, making it suitable for refinishing factory-finished surfaces.
What's the mix ratio for this acrylic enamel?
Mix at 8 parts acrylic enamel. Refer to your reducer specifications for complete mixing instructions.
How long before I can apply additional coats?
Allow 4 to 6 hours recoat time at 70°F between applications.
When will this be tack-free after application?
The coating becomes tack-free in 15 to 20 minutes at 70°F under normal conditions.
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Cure & dry schedule
Timing at 77°F
Pot life
6 to 12 hours
Tack-free
15 to 20 minutes at 70°F
Recoat
4 to 6 hours at 70°F
Dry hard
8 to 16 at 70°F
How to apply
Steps
1Clean and degrease the surface, then scuff as needed.
2Mask off surrounding panels and trim.
3Mix to the product's ratio and strain.
4Apply 2–3 even coats, flashing between each.
5Let cure fully before sanding, buffing, or assembly.
Specifications
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Good to know
Most in-stock orders for X-L Products X-L ship the same or next business day from our US warehouse. Expedited options are available at checkout. Freight-class items may require an additional 1–2 days for carrier pickup.
Yes. autofxmart is an authorized distributor of X-L Products. Every unit is factory-fresh, sealed, and backed by the manufacturer's standard warranty. If you have a concern, contact support@autofxmart.com and we will make it right.
The MPN for X-L Products X-L is 30005. Use this number when cross-referencing against TDS, SDS, or legacy supplier catalogs.
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