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Where did you buy the Zolatone. And how long ago?
I was told by numerous sources it’s no longer made

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Old 01-14-2020, 08:28 PM
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Where did you buy the Zolatone. And how long ago?
I was told by numerous sources it’s no longer made

Believe it or not, I bought it from Ames back in 2014...they no longer carry it.

I was worried that it would have gone bad but just finished spraying it and it looks very good, I am quite pleased.

The can had a Zolatone label and part # was ZT-20-TS02 which is black/aqua. As others have mentioned, Parts Place seems to sell the same product under their own brand as PP-20-TS02.

Even though my can was almost 6 years old, I gently stirred it according to the instructions (very important, follow them!) and did not seem to have any chunks after I mixed for 5 minutes.

I used a Vapor HVLP gravity fed gun with 2.3mm tip at 60 PSI for the sheer coat. I had a few issues with it clogging but that cleared up after a while.

I then opened the spray valve and lowered the pressure to 30 PSI and sprayed the pattern coat.

It was a good idea to spray black epoxy first, it really helped the Zolatone hide well.

I used almost a full quart, I have maybe 3 tablespoons left over and what I used was enough to do the trunk, back of the back seat frame, quarters/wheel wells, and 3 sides of a 16"x16" subwoofer box I built.

I am sure that a quart is enough for an A body trunk provided you spray a black epoxy under it first.

It is very difficult to capture how dark it is, my camera makes it look gray but it is definitely black.
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Old 01-16-2020, 04:28 PM
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Where did you buy the Zolatone. And how long ago?
I was told by numerous sources it’s no longer made
As mentioned, it is relabeled and sold by TPP

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Old 01-24-2020, 08:22 PM
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This thread has me digging deeper in the availability of Zolatone. I work for Sherwin Williams Automotive and thought it would be easy to get it since the Valspar acquisition. It was not and at the time I just bought The Parts Place relable.
An associate did find the right Zolatone rep and has the needed info to order it. We need to order case quantity which is six qts.

If there is enough interest in any one color, I can have a case ordered and give those interested the contact info to order it by the qt.
If anyone would like to order a case, I can give you the closest SW Automotive branch to order direct. Just PM me with your zip code and I will get you that contact info.

The three color choices are;

ZT-20-TS01 Gray/Black
ZT-20-TS02 Black/Aqua
ZT-20-TS03 Gray/White

For more info the website is;
https://www.quest-ip.com/trusted-brands/zolatone/

Click on Zolatone MSDS for technical data

Terry

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