KBS Coatings, yes. The stuff is quite forgiving with respect to application. I cut it with 10% Zylene and all parts are very clean and I do a final wipe down with Acetone and really let it dry before applying the clear. The coating air cures with the moisture in the air. Cure time is about 4 hrs until you can touch it. Full cure is a day. I have used it on my hubs, engine covers, fork sliders, rear brake stay. Hasn't yellowed and seems to hold up well with engine heat.
A word of caution. Make sure your parts are individual, not assembled with other parts or you will never get them apart. Also, wear a mask and have good ventilation and eye protection.
A little goes a long way so buy the smallest quantity you need. Once the can is open it is hard to seal it tight again without the lid being glued to the can. I use a syringe to extract the coating so I don't get any on the can rim. A pint will do all parts on a bike like I mentioned above. They say it can be brushed on as well as sprayed. I have never brushed it on but it has excellent leveling properties so I think brushing would work however with a brush the coating would be much thicker than anything I would want.
-P.
