Polyurethane Coating Leaving "Tear Stains"? Chemi Tech Leveling Agent Delivers Mirror-like Finish

Engineer Li stared at the freshly sprayed polyurethane coating, frowning at the dense "orange peel" texture and visible craters at the edges. This was the third rework this week.

"The coating looks like it has a skin disease," he sighed. "The client wants a mirror finish, but we can't even achieve basic smoothness."

A technical consultant brought a bottle of Chemi Tech PL-305 leveling agent. "Try this - it's specially formulated for polyurethane's 'skin problems.'"

Forty-eight hours later, in the same spray booth, Li ran his fingers over the new coating surface - smooth as silk. Under bright light inspection, the orange peel had vanished completely, and craters were nowhere to be found.

"It's like magic for coatings," Li marveled. "The surface tension has become perfectly balanced."

An auto parts manufacturer once faced batch downgrades due to unacceptable polyurethane coating appearance. After adopting Chemi Tech's leveling agent, yield rates jumped from 72% to 98%, saving over a million yuan annually in rework costs. "Now our coatings resist even fingerprint marks," their QC supervisor noted.

Chemi Tech's R&D engineer explained: "Our leveling agent acts like a 'surface tension conductor,' precisely balancing flow and cure. Whether in high-solid or fast-dry formulations, it achieves flawless leveling every time."