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Re: Why does my new paint chip so easy
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Posted by Rod (NH) on November 18, 2006 at 18:28:59 from (64.140.200.138):
In Reply to: Re: Why does my new paint chip so easy posted by Kent In KC on November 16, 2006 at 07:26:24:
Hi Kent, What B--- said. In addition, I'll add that you probably do not want to use an epoxy for a color coat. I'm a big fan of epoxy for primer but not for the color topcoat. Epoxies are rugged and will stand up well but they lack UV protection and have a reputation for chalking in sunlight. I painted an aluminum rowboat with epoxy color some 40 years ago (by brush, not spray) and can testify to the chalking and loss of gloss problem. It's still in good shape otherwise however, even after all this time. I've also had an epoxy primer (PPG's older DP) on a sandblasted Honda cowling, exposed to the weather continuously, with no topcoat for 8-10 years. Similar problem but still no rust. Great protection but not the best appearance. You can find some info on epoxies here. Rod
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