NitorLACK N167000108 NitorPOL Polyurethane Lacquer Sonic Blue – 500 ml + 250 ml Hardener

NitorLACK N167000108 is a dual-coat polyurethane lacquer in the color Sonic Blue , a classic vintage color originally used on the 1956 Cadillac (Duco 2295) and later became popular as a custom color on Fender guitars from 1960 to 1972. This soft, light blue shade gives the instrument a fresh, retro look that complements both modern and classic guitar designs.

The NitorPOL formula provides a professional finish with excellent scratch resistance, high opacity, and protection against fading. This lacquer dries quickly and is ideal for intensive use on musical instruments. The recommended mixing ratio is 2:1 with hardener ref. 100144 , and for optimal spray application, a 10% dilution with Nitorlack solvent is recommended.

Specifications:

• Brand: NitorLACK
• Model number: N167000108
• Product line: NitorPOL Polyurethane lacquer
• Color: Sonic Blue (light blue, Duco 2295)
• Contents: 500 ml lacquer + 250 ml hardener
• Finish: Topcoat (clear topcoat recommended)
• Type of paint: 2-component polyurethane
• Mixing ratio: 2:1 with hardener ref. 100144
• Dilution: 10% with Nitorlack solvent recommended
• Application: Guitar finish – including vintage Fender style
• Properties: Quick-drying, high coverage, scratch and impact resistant, lightfast
• Use: Professional – for a retro and elegant guitar finish

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