D.C Rockafeller
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Thanks Everyone!
Jayson, I’ve been using Deltron 4010 to clear for the last 3-4 weeks, so far I like it a lot better then the EC700/750
[quote=”ryanbrown999″ post=14484]Sweet looking job. At least you didn’t have to spray the roof also!;)[/quote]
I think I would have rather done a roof then that goddamn dash. I had to get someone to hold the airline over the door jamb while i stood inside :rofl
@Mac the color is blueflame It’s off of the new F-150’s
I think it’s getting a stroked 350 if I’m not mistaken, I’ll ask the boss he’ll probably know for sure
Polyester primer isn’t really a topcoat primer, It’s more of a liquid bodyfiller and should be top coated with a good urethane primer afterwards. Timbo said it best you can top coat it, but your kind of rolling the dice. It’s definitely not an accepted method in the trade, most poly primer tech sheets will state that they should not be topcoated over.
If it were my car I would spray a coat of epoxy over the whole thing (giving me some anti corrosion and adhesion properties, then wait about 15-20 minutes and spray my 2k urethane primer (giving me some build). And I wouldn’t bother with a poly primer unless your not confident in your bodywork or you want a showcar finish.. or both
What are you doing painting clearly you should have been an artist :stoned