High Teck 7720 is the medium-speed choice for shops running around 70–80°F. Use it when the primer, basecoat or clearcoat technical sheet calls for a quality urethane reducer and a medium evaporation rate.
Select 1 gallon for routine mixing-bench use or 5 gallons for higher-volume production. The quantity selector counts individual containers—not cases.
Sizes, part numbers and package contents
High Teck MPN
Size
What you receive
UPC
7720-1
1 gal
One 1-gallon container
891759001239
7720-5
5 gal
One 5-gallon container
813834014361
About case quantity: National Oak's four-gallon standard pack for 7720-1 is warehouse packaging. You do not have to buy a case; selecting quantity 1 gives you one 1-gallon container.
Useful painter's notes
Best starting point when booth and material temperatures are in the 70–80°F range.
Made from virgin solvents to support clean reduction, leveling and metallic control.
Use only where the coating manufacturer's technical sheet calls for a urethane reducer; follow that sheet's exact mix ratio.
If material is drying too quickly or too slowly for booth conditions and panel size, move to the appropriate High Teck fast or slow reducer instead of changing the specified mix ratio.
VOC check: This is standard 7720, not the separate W7720 compliant formulation. Verify local VOC rules and the coating system before ordering.
Common questions
Which temperature range is 7720 intended for?
High Teck identifies 7720 as its medium reducer for shop conditions around 70–80°F. Consider actual booth temperature, panel size and the coating technical sheet when choosing reducer speed.
Can I use it in any paint?
High Teck says it can be used with many primers, basecoats and clearcoats that require a urethane reducer. The coating manufacturer's technical data sheet still controls compatibility and the mixing ratio.
How much do I receive?
Choose 1 gal or 5 gal. Quantity 1 is one container in the selected size. The distributor's case pack is not the customer order quantity.
Is 7720-1 the same as W7720-1?
No. They are separate formulations. Confirm the product code and your local VOC requirements before purchasing.