What you get
- Crystal-clear, hard glossy protective film.
- Resistance to water, rust, sunlight and UV exposure.
- Protection against brine and sea-water conditions.
- Direct application without primer, etching or phosphating.




IQsolv TOPCOAT™ is a corrosion resistance coating. It provides a crystal clear invisible glossy layer, which is transparent and hard. Metal surface will look new, shinning and glazed for a longer period. The shiny coating surface resists water, retards rust and protects the colour from sun and rain. The coating does not need any primer, etching, or phosphating. This coating can be applied directly even on zinc plate. Topcoat has brine sea water corrosion resistance.
Prep matters: remove loose paint, rust, scale, oil, grease and soot; abrade with emery and let the surface dry before coating.
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A transparent anti-corrosion topcoat that forms a crystal-clear, hard glossy layer over prepared metal. It protects without hiding the appearance beneath, making it useful where a clean, durable finish matters.
Coverage used here: 1 litre ≈ 150 sq ft. Actual consumption can vary with surface profile, preparation, application method and loss.
Enter the total metal surface area in square feet.
Good preparation is essential for a clear finish. Follow the batch TDS for drying, recoating and site-specific safety guidance.
Scrape away blistered, loose or peeling paint, rust and scale so the remaining surface is firm.
Rub the prepared metal with emery paper to produce a clean, sound surface for adhesion.
Wipe the surface dry and remove all oil, grease and soot. Let it dry completely before coating.
Apply by brush, spray or dip. No separate primer, etching or phosphating step is required.
Apply a minimum of two coats, observing the drying and recoating instructions stated in the current TDS.
Preparation, application, drying and safety guidance for applicators and maintenance teams.
No. It is designed to form a transparent, crystal-clear glossy protective layer.
No separate primer, etching or phosphating is required when the substrate is properly prepared.
Yes. The manufacturer states it can be applied directly on zinc plate after proper cleaning and preparation.
Apply a minimum of two coats and follow the current TDS for drying and recoating instructions.
Remove blistered or loose paint, rust and scale, rub with emery paper, then remove oil, grease and soot and allow the surface to dry.