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Rich1028
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Post subject: water base paint  Posted: Feb 07 2010 2:08 PM |
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Joined: Apr 03 2007 8:13 PM
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water base paint
has anyone used this?
if so how do you like it?
how well does the paint last on the car?
anythings different that you have to do when painting with it?
can you paint this in the home garage?
or is it a pro only type of paint?
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David Conwill
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Post subject: Re: water base paint Posted: Feb 07 2010 7:22 PM |
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I'm curious too. Ten years ago, I remember all the Cali-based mags touting it as the replacement for lacquers and enamels, but it seems that something even more harmful to people (but less volatile), caught on instead.
-Dave
1961 Falcon: 170/3-speed
1968 Camaro: 327/4-speed
Ford, GM, MoPar, AMC... they’re all cool. I’m non-partisan.
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jbittner
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Post subject: Re: water base paint Posted: Mar 07 2010 6:42 PM |
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Water BASE paint just what it is. A basecoat, must be top coated with a clearcoat. It is sprayed like normal basecoat. I have not used it yet, we dont use it wher I work.Some shops in the TRY-CITYS do, MCDONALDS,GARBER-MIDLAND and some others. The base must air dry,its all about air movement & tempt. around the car.The wormer the faster. The clear is normal automotive clear topcoat. Yes you can spray it at home. Hope this helps ya out.
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