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ive been spraying nearly nothing but utech for nearly two years now but recently switched to the new utech line and im not sure if this is a common issue or not but its not hardening as quickly as the old 3.8. anyone experience this? other then the dry times its still really nice stuff to spray. i agree with ryan that its harder to run but knock on wood.
hi welcome!
i run a one man shop too and i specialize in fleet repairs and refinishing and honestly i dont care about speed as much as i care about quality and cost. your customers will appreciate your quality more then speed and honestly you have to teach them reality and tell them to relax. to be honest id be embarrassed if my work only lasted a year or if i had customers who didnt care about quality and were only concerned about speed. i tell those type of people to check out the other fleet shops.
i did an exact job 3 months ago but the van was a high top. i did it like ding suggested and sectioned halfway at the windows. panel bonded most and welded the ends, sections, and pinchweld on the bottom. did it in a day and was really easy. hardest part is cutting the cardboard box up that it comes in :wak
cheap fast clears tend to do that even after applying the first coat. if its doing it on the first coat you can reduce it a little if theres room for that on the tech sheet, to slow it down a little. if its doing after your subsequent coats then your not giving it enough flash time.
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