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Re: Painting questions
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Posted by Red Tom on January 24, 2004 at 15:47:50 from (209.254.50.92):
In Reply to: Painting questions posted by Chad on January 23, 2004 at 12:11:16:
I've done several now. Only one with the IH paint and that was because it was mostly to use, not show. I have great luck with Dupont Centari with hardener. I blast everything if I don't take it apart I goo the cracks with RTV. If you blast the tin it can stretch and grow/warp, go easy. as for pits I use a bunch of layers of laquer primer. I ususally can get by without sand/fill primer which is quite expensive. I know a guy who has all his trctors done with IH paint and they are like glass I don't know how and he won't tell. The Centari is quite forgiving. I think it sprays easier than the IH paint. If you want a close to clearcoat look you can use what they call a "performance pack" hardener.
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