Limco LC4100
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Anybody have any long term experience with it?
Boss is looking into using it instead of DC5335 on some jobs to save a few bucks.
I am not seeing any long term issuse with the 5335.
Dont want the Limco cars coming back in couple years fading,peeling or whatever.
His argument is even thought it is not a warranteed product, or jobber will stand behind it.
I dont care who stands behind it,I dont want to redo these jobs.That’s a fantastic clear, I preferred it to some of my Glasurit ones when spraying BASF.I still have some here, it’s more for old junkers but have used it on all kinds of things with no issues in the last 1-2 years.
I use the crap out of it if you want extra uv protection spray 3 coats on it also use the new forumla which is 8:2:1reducer I use it on all used cars and even on cheaper customer jobs. U can lay it really nice to once you get it.
Have you used the limco plus base ?
All limco products
[quote=”Zero6″ post=31688]All limco products[/quote]
That’s some killer shine right there…nice!8-2-1? I’m still at 4-1-1 and that seems thick.
I do like the clear. I just dont want any cars coming back faded and what not.
Spraying over Onyx waterborne.I just realized i’m actually spraying LC4200 which I think is like a Low VOC equivilant. I think I started off on the 4100.
Yea 8:2:1 is how I mix it. I haven’t had any problems yet with it. I spray it over diamont some times.
Yea I thing the 4200 is the low voc version
Do any of you guys have trouble with the 4100 running when mixed 4-1-1? Lately I have been mixing it to 4-1-half. Any tips? Thanks!!
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