Steve Baran
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I make sure I have quality tack cloths, 125 micron strainers, some type of disposable cup system, and a bit of luck.
I’ve had great luck with 3M 8115. Prep with 80 grit and bond away.
getting it ‘cross da border could be a very large risk. 🙂
wanna drive to NY?
Not really the DX579 was more like an acid/grain lifter that allowed the primer something to hold onto.
The wipes are more like a barrier coat.
The chemists that made it are quite helpful, not sure how open they are to the public though.
[quote=”ding” post=25933]
1)Dont think CR is readily avail anymore.2)Arent the wipes basically just soaked in 1k etch? [/quote]
1) Depends who you know.
2)Nope, completely different technology. I’ve even used the wipes on chrome that was prepped with a red pad and it’s holding up very well in daily service on a fleet delivery van.
1791, might as well use EMCF………….blech
[quote=”virdi” post=25890]Had a slight problem when I saw the panel the next day the base colour looked abit blotchy… 🙁 any way to over come this?[/quote]
A slightly less wet final coat will usually make it right.
This is an easy one, Sikkens wash primer CR.
[quote=”krjrcustom1″ post=25693] Then come back w/400wet and call it good { non-metalic job). And yes is a high end job. . Ken[/quote]
Water on poly is never good. Best bet would be to get a short wave lamp on it for 30-45 minutes.
“high end job” that statement right there should dictate what you do.
[quote=”BadSon23″ post=25876] Glamour clear is Lesonals best clear imho. [/quote]
+1 as long as you’re in an unregulated market. GC is some badass clear. :exci
[quote=”Mr. Morton” post=25881] Standard install is three fans, four is much, much better.[/quote]
Yup, fo sho.
Most nozzle systems don’t work all that great. I’ve had the opportunity to use pretty much every system avil and find that the Garmat ceiling fans to be the best most productive system I’ve seen to date.
Does the Americure, preheat the air?
Don’t cheat on the installers, the best booth with crappy installation isn’t worth the cheapest booth properly installed. They will cut corners wherever possible and you’ll pay the price later for it.
Looks great, nice work.
I’d say product has little tO do here, there’s are so many variables.
1) by the time they get to painting, they’ve likely pulled at least one allnighter.
2) they’re in an unfamiliar environment, using someone elses equipment.
Now add in the pressure of getting it completed in time.
[quote=”BadSon23″ post=23636]. Any Suggestions? Thanks for responding.[/quote]
Have you resolved the issue?
My suggestion would be to add Elastoactif at about a 10-15% ratio.
Like Ryan already stated, some of it could be due to the substrate. Some could be due to the aggressive solvents used to create the DTM properties.