Re: Question about Iron Guard paint

Posted by Paul in Mich on October 03, 2005 at 19:58:27 from (207.200.116.203):

In Reply to: Question about Iron Guard paint posted by R Wyler on October 03, 2005 at 17:31:08:

Whether you decide to use hardner or not is a matter of choice. I, myself, do use hardner, mainly because it sets up faster which allows me to apply the next coat faster, and as it sets up faster is not as apt to get bugs or dirt in the wet paint. As for other products, I have always prefered to use IH thinner and IH primer if using IH paint. Doing so ensures that you are using products that are compatable to eachother. I sort of became entrenched in that mindset after having to repaint a hood, grill, fenders and a lot of the periferal tin work because I used a thinner which was supposed to be compatable, but wasnt, and I ended up with a lot of fish eyes. I"m not saying that there arent other products which are compatable with the IH paint, but after that experience, which entailed a whole lot of sanding, I decided that I can"t go wrong using all IH products. I"d do the same if I was using DuPont or Martin Senior or any other brand of paint. Good luck. It may be a bit scary at first, but once you realize some positive results, you"ll trust, and appreciate yourself as a painter as much as someone else.

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