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I do the slurry mix as well, but I add some white to it to weaken it some. Also this way you can see which way the slurry is going eg. yellow red etc. and you can exagerate the slurry one way or another which ever way you need your color to go.
If you say when you add black it gets to grey, then you need to add more yellow or red with the black to balance it out. whites are all about the right balance of colors.
If it was the old cromax you would not have binders at all just tonners and distiled watter to dilute. What part of the world are you from?
Are you using the old Cromax not Cromax pro? I didint think they even still made that. A wet bed should help for ya.
Might be worth asking the rep for some free samples to try.
I think the problem is more with the clear than the set up, I dont like the 15-60 clear, try the premium or the pfc 30 clear you will not be disipointed. The pfc 30 is my all time favorite clear it is new. Good luck
I think that you can use the regular 2k hardners in all of the pf products, but I know that you can not use the 2.1 hardners in the pf products. I would like to see how the pfc 30 and pfsealer work with the 2k hardners but we can not use the 2k hardners in our area. I would bet the pfc 30 with regular 2k hardners and a drip of fast dry additive would be a nice clear and fairly quick to boot.
The PFC 30 is a nicer clear than the 16252 (Premium clear) they kinda spray the same but the PFC has better hold out (duribility) and a little more build and shine. All the PF products use there own PF hardners. I am surprised you like the 2.1 primer more than the HS. The 2.1 does dry fast but tuff to sand IMO. The PF primer sands super easy. Which hardners are you guys using?
We helped with the testing to. The pf sealer is really nice too, way better than nonstop IMO. I dont like the PFC20 clear but The PFC30 clear is my alltime best clear ever. I have been spraying Standox waterborne since it was availible in my area, mabeye 6 years or so. and the new standoblue is a way better than the old first generation standohyde. Order some pfc 30 clear and give it a try you wont be disipointed.
Did the rep use the paint code when he scaned it or just scaned it as a color?
Pretty sure Dupont (Axalta) or Standox can mix this color with the use of one of there limited use tonners. Did you check the paint code in Standox or just use the camera. This color will not look right without that one tonner. Good Luck with it I hope you come up with something.