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Hi-Tech Lacquer—Gloss White (12 oz)
General Purpose Lacquer Spray Paint for Metal, Wood & Fiberglass
Product Line: Hi-Tech SKU: 16-813$13.00
Seymour Hi-Tech Gloss White General Purpose Lacquer Spray Paint Product Details
Seymour is a pioneer in the paint industry, and Hi-Tech lacquer spray paint for fiberglass, metal, and wood is another example. Our gloss white general purpose lacquer provides a finish that enhances the color and texture of your surfaces while offering superior protection.
Hi-Tech Lacquer is the preferred choice for both quick fixes and major undertakings! The incredibly fast-drying formula helps your projects move forward swiftly and efficiently. Meanwhile, the highly durable coating resists weather, rust, chemicals, abrasion, and heat.
Beautiful finish, enduring toughness, and easy to use for pros and DIYers alike—Hi-Tech should be your first thought when you need a lacquer spray paint for any indoor or outdoor project.
Quick Drying Lacquer-Based Spray Paint for Wood, Fiberglass & Metal
Hi-Tech Lacquer spray paint is truly remarkable, especially if you are looking for a premium product that goes on quick! This general purpose lacquer dries to a tack-free finish in 5 minutes and is ready for a recoat in just 20.
Lacquer-based paint works wonderfully on wood and furniture because of its ability to adapt to expansion and contraction. It is also an ideal choice for projects on metal and fiberglass. Get a flawless finish, and get it fast!
Smooth Coat with Minimal Drip!
Get a professional, smooth finish with Seymour gloss white general purpose lacquer spray paint. Our formula is specially engineered to go on sleek and even with minimal dripping.
The polished coating finishes both stunning and strong. Whether refreshing old furniture or protecting new creations, Hi-Tech Lacquer spray paint lets natural beauty shine through while providing a layer of protection that withstands the elements and everyday use.
Bare or rusted metal surfaces would benefit from a coat of one of our Hi-Tech Primers to ensure proper adhesion.
Durable Lacquer Spray Paint for Interior/Exterior
Hi-Tech Lacquer spray paint for indoor/outdoor applications should be your go-to solution for lasting protection and shine! It was designed to be multi-faceted:
- Perfect for both interior and exterior uses
- Durable coating resists heat (up to 250°F), oil, chemicals, rust, weather, and abrasion
- Locks in color and prevents fading
From home decor to outdoor structures, our general purpose lacquer paint provides resilience and beauty for years to come. Never settle for anything less than the best—look no further than Seymour Hi-Tech Lacquer!
Suggested Uses for Seymour’s Hi-Tech Lacquer Spray Paint:
Seymour Hi-Tech gloss white general purpose lacquer spray paint provides more than a pretty face—it fortifies surfaces against chemical, environmental, and mechanical irritants. Recommended for a wide variety of project types, including:
- Home
- Automotive
- Industrial
- Marine
- Construction
Made in the USA.
- Delivers a consistent spray pattern that provides an even coat and helps eliminate drips
- Works on Metal, Fiberglass & Wood
- Dries to Tack-Free in 5 min. 20 min to recoat.
- Up to 15 sq ft of coverage per can
| UPC: | 043281001014 |
| Part #: | 0000160813 |
| Container Size: | 16 OZ |
| Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 12 |
| Net Fill Wt. G: | 340 |
| Prop 65 (cancer): | yes |
| Prop 65 (repro): | yes |
| Safety Data Sheet: | View Safety Data Sheet  |
| Product Information Sheet: | View Product Information Sheet |
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Mark Massie –
what primer should be used and does it need a UV clear for outdoors?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, I would use our 16-831 light gray primer. Clear coating is tricky. You can use the 16-821, but make sure to apply VERY LIGHT coats at first before applying a proper coat or two. If you put too much on the gold, it will diminish the bright leafing look.
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Shawn Mann –
Hello Seymour,
Is your aerosol lacquer available in a vintage color code ( say L-345 VW light gray , 1960) ?
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Seymour Paint –
Hi there, not sure if we would have an exact match, please contact our technical support. We are developing a new program to custom match colors, please check back in a few months.
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Rex Franklin –
Do you have polar white acrylic #w1-18004?
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Seymour Paint –
We don’t have a color by that name, please contact our technical support if you have further questions.
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Ray –
What etching primer should I be using got this lacquer?
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Seymour Paint –
Our 20-1682 black self-etching primer. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact our technical team.
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David Bodkin –
Can this be used to paint my wood guitar body? I need a durable primer and lacquer paint. Prefer matte black.
Thank you.
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, If the guitar body is glossy, lightly sand first with 600 grit before applying the lacquer.
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Terri Laing –
Hi. What is the prep needed to do on a dark stained wood piece of furniture before spraying your white lacquer?
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Seymour Paint –
Hi there, just a light sanding with steel wool or sandpaper to improve adhesion. You should probably wipe down with a degreaser as well to remove any oils that might be on the surface from skin touching it.
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Pete Hunt –
What is the best primer on aluminum (aircraft) for Seymour 16-132 Dull Aluminum Lacquer?
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Seymour Paint –
16-899 green zinc phosphate is specifically formulated to meet aircraft specifications for aluminum.
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Marie Kavanaugh –
Can Seymour 16-821 Hi-Tech Lacquers Spray Paint, Gloss Clear with UV Resistant be sprayed on oil based paints? Thanks
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but the oil-based basecoat paint must be fully cured or else you might get wrinkling.
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Victor –
What clear coat would I use if I use a flat black
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Seymour Paint –
16-121 can be applied over any of our flat black paints.
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Michael Edmonson –
Looking at your Hi-Tech General Purpose Semi-Gloss Black Lacquer paint. How will this hold up under a consistent flow of unleaded gasoline? Any suggestions?
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Seymour Paint –
It will not resist continuous flow of gasoline. For that you would likely need a two-component epoxy or urethane which we don’t make.
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Marc –
I would like to use this to refinish the metal plate in a grand piano, do you have any concerns regarding that? And would it be suitable to top coat this with Mohawk Piano Lacquer M610-1308?
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Seymour Paint –
Believe it would work fine. If you do topcoat, apply the lacquer in consecutive LIGHT coats.
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F. Koza –
I don’t see new versions of the 98-6 Brass and 98-14 Copper Metallic on the site. Are these discontinued and if so, do you offer any other products in those colors?
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Seymour Paint –
Unfortunately, item 98-6 Brass has been discontinued, item 98-14 is still available. Our Spruce line is the only line that offers this metallics.
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Bobby Pruitt –
Do you have any lacquer spray in gloss yellow?
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Seymour Paint –
No, just enamel finishes. 98-34 would be a good choice.
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Eric Naef –
Painting an outside aluminum hand rail semi- gloss black. What prep, primer, paint and top coat do you recommend? This will be outside in 100% direct sunlight on gulf coast. We want this to last many years without having to repaint.
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Seymour Paint –
Wipe the aluminum down with acid or vinegar and then prime with the 20-1681 self-etch primer. Use the 620-1433 flat black for the best finish.
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jennifer morgan –
can this be used as a clear coat over your mro industrial heavy solids?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, IF the MRO is cured. That said, unless this is for sun exposure, the MRO is a superior coating
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kim –
I paint acrylic onto landscape rocks, will this spray work on mason for UV protection from fading outside in the elements?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes
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Glenn Taniguchi –
What color best matches Yanmar diesel engine grey?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, 16-132.
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Jim Hager –
Is your dull aluminum Seymour lacquer close to the British wire wheel color used for restoration? Also, is there an average amount of metallic? Moss Motors offers
an excellent match but it is extremely high in price. Thanks. Jim
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, this color or CA16-55 Alumi Blast both are very close to that color. Not sure what you mean by metallic content, but you could always apply multiple coats.
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Michael –
Does this match Oldsmobile gold
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no.
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alphaSquared –
A couple of questions. (i) Does your “Shiny Aluminum” actual have aluminum in it (I need this for a special use in audio.)? (ii) If yes, how much by volume. iii) will this paint adhere to plexiglass?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it’s actual aluminum paste. You could also look at 16-1034 chrome for plexiglass (must be sanded and primed to ensure proper adhesion).
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Dale –
What is the difference in clear coat product 16-121 & 16-821. I want to use a durable clear coat on a mountain bike fork I painted. Thanks
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Seymour Paint –
Both products are very similar in formulation, but I would recommend the 16-821 Clear Coat because it’s in stock and ready to ship.
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Seymour Paint –
Both products have very similar formulas and applications. I would recommend our 16-821 because it’s in stock and ready to ship.
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