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Elliott

05-30-2003 12:40:39




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Mike I went out today and got Martin Senour paint #53A3727. It cost $64.49 A gal. You said you put hardner in it. Do I have to or should I put hardner in it? What does that do for the color or the setting of the paint? Thanks for your help Mike you do a lot of help on here Thanks Elliott




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Mike Schotte

05-30-2003 13:02:45




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 Re: Mike Schotte Paint in reply to Elliott, 05-30-2003 12:40:39  
Hi Elliot,

I *didn't* put hardener in the paint when I used it.... what I was saying is that I SHOULD HAVE.

The paint stayed rubbery forever, and stuck to anything you layed it against. I managed to get the pattern of my truck seats embedded into my steering column. (I was NOT pleased!) The pieces finally air cured to where you couldn't dent it with your fingernail... but it took quite awhile.

The first time I put gas in my newly painted gas tank- the paint came right off the filler neck.

I know very little about paint- I also would like somebody with experience to tell me what type of hardener is used with this paint. I definitely want to use it next time I'm ready to spray.

All I know for sure about hardeners is that they are dangerous chemicals and that you need to use a respirator.

Good luck with your project! -Schotte

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05-30-2003 13:08:51




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 Re: Re: Mike Schotte Paint in reply to Mike Schotte, 05-30-2003 13:02:45  
This was almost a year and a half ago... hard to be believe:

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-Schotte



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