Don Wedor
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checkout http://www.eatoncompressor.com
another thing if you do want to go with a new screw compressor its best to spend the money and get one with a freq drive (Variable Frequency Drive) this is what we use at work it ramps up when needed and slows way down to conserve power on off peaks of use (our compressor runs 24-7 and is 200hp so this is a significant savings on electricity)
MERRY CHRISTMAS! to all. :cheers
I use them also I love them and my cups come stacked 3 sets 19 high in the box….. :whistle: hahahaha
also I have forgotten to push the vent in all the way when pouring into the cup… ah yes it sucks :teach I’m a slow learner :chair
HA! No kidding thats why I jumped on board
Ya, Experts…… that’s it…….
Welcome to the site. Look around (the van in the back with the ice cream music and candy isn’t ours I swear) :whistle:Thanks everyone. I am going to do another set in the spring maybe it will be done with some old school flake I have laying around
I haven’t tried but I would think you could (I know they say once you take it out it should be replaced)
I would try it then order a new ring just in case.
I dont see the pearls even listed in the compatibility chart to be used in the clearcoats
but the intercoat clear is(DBC500) so I would guess thats why they don’t recommend using the pearls in the clearcoat
these are just straight toner colors that I now are a nice black
PPG DCC(Concept) – DMC921 Jet Black Toyota code 202(there is a clear and reducer added to this toner in the formula I have)
PPG DBC(Deltron 2000) – DMD1683 Black Harley Davidson Vivid Black
PPG EHP(Envirobase) – T409 Jet Blackits a bean bag game people play when camping or tailgating kinda like horse shoes,
in some places its called Cornhole <—–no kidding look it up haha
I painted this in harley davidson colors to match a guys bike for him, when this is out in the sun it looks amazing to bad my picture look like crap
I know the Hookit II system has been discontinued and only Hookit will exist maybe thats what he was trying to tell you about the trizac
if you warm your panel up to temp this is what matters so yes the heat lamp would do wonders, Bad thing is you have to keep moving it around.
usually in the winter the air is much dryer as evaporation is slowed down and more likely to freeze than go into the air, Not like in warm weather water evaporates faster
this is why most paint manufactures do not recommend spraying anything below 55 degrees F, I have a lil ready heater I use to keep parts warm during the colder days you could do the same thing with the plastic covering the front of your shed .
below is a link to a page to try to explain about the humidity in the air at colder temperature that is heated to room temperature
Ya I actually enjoyed it alot, can’t wait to do it again! :rock