Should I thin or reduce SEM Trim Black?
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I bought this can of SEM Trim black fro mthis store, its not even the original SEM label. I think they divided the
gallons and copied the label and taped it to the can.
Anyway on the label it asks to be thinned 1:1 with a “good quality acrylic lacquer thinner”.
But in the TDS in SEM website ( http://sem.ws/images/tech_files/TRIM%20TDS.pdf ) it asks to be reduced 1:1 with
SEM SR reducer.So what should I do? :blink: :wak
Try a test panel with some urethane reducer. Hell the reducer just evaporates out anyway.
[b]zarbat007 wrote:[/b]
[quote]I bought this can of SEM Trim black fro mthis store, its not even the original SEM label. I think they divided the
gallons and copied the label and taped it to the can.
Anyway on the label it asks to be thinned 1:1 with a “good quality acrylic lacquer thinner”.
But in the TDS in SEM website ( http://sem.ws/images/tech_files/TRIM%20TDS.pdf ) it asks to be reduced 1:1 with
SEM SR reducer.So what should I do? :blink: :wak[/quote]
I used it un-reduced…it’s been awhile but I don’t recall it being heavy bodied at all….I used my 1.2 mini-jet without a problem.
If it needs thinning (your call) use lacquer thinner (amount again your call )
but I don’t think I thinned in the past either , but it’s bin a while
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