TCP Global

This gets confusing in terminology.
I just found out the Sherwin Williams has what I was told is a "single stage" urethane line of paint.
Both should be used with "hardeners" though.
And it's a "small" amount for each.
Different reducers and hardeners for each line of paint.
It's not like I was expecting with a urethane.
A "polyurethane" paint that I've used takes a lot more "hardener".
That's what I would think is a true "two part" paint.
Best I can figure out from the internet is that there is acrylic enamel and there is acrylic urethane.

The differences in the overall finish will be noticed in depth and endurance. The higher the amount of solids the more expensive generally as well as more toxic. All single stage paints can be cleared over for thicker finish for color sanding and buffing but isn't necessary.