Is it a 2k lacquer or not?

Has anyone used this kind of stuff?

When it arrived, turns out it doesn't have hardener "button" to be pushed. Apparently these are pre-mixed with hardener?

Can I still use this direct to metal on a bare alloy wheel? (I have stripped clear coat already off a diamond cut wheel)

I was sure I'll receive one of those cans that have to be mixed but turns out it's some sort of fancy air dry stuff...

I'm proper confused...

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Photos of product received

https://imgur.com/a/31rihFR

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If it’s “premixed” it is a 1k paint. 2k always needs to be activated before use. Seller doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

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That's what I'm thinking, see my comment

https://www.reddit.com/r/projectcar/s/awZ18rxTeg

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I've never seen a 2k paint without some sort of catalyst or hardener. So this sounds more like marketing/gimmick to me but what do I know.

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I've looked into similar things ones and it says that they're pre-mixed with a hardener, there's loads of them.

They're called "2K HS"

Are they even supposed to be called 2k? I don't know...

Some of them explicitly state that they're not fuel resistant.

How do they differ from normal spray clearcoat is beyond me...

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I have always used spraymax.. Never seen this brand.

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is that OK direct to metal?

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Best way, I'm waiting for the answer