2K paint means it has got 2 components to it which are the paint and a hardener. A hardener is needed because it only chemically cures when it’s activated. It dries quickly and once it’s dried, it’s hard-wearing and it weathers well. 2K products have got a high level of colour retention.
2K topcoat and primer have anti-corrosive properties which prevent the substrate from rusting. Once the topcoat is dried, this can be overcoated with another 2K product or with a single product. With 2K products having a hardener and in most cases thinners, consideration needs to be given to get the correct mixing ratio. If this isn’t done then it would be harder to apply and it wouldn’t cure.
It usually dries as a non-convertible coating which means the product of a higher solvent can be applied without the fear of the original coating being ruined. The mixing ratio is variable depending on which product you’re having.
Some 2K products can be used without a primer however, we advise you to check first.