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Lacquer?
Nurse Julie:
Oh, poo, what a shame 😢😢😢😢
DaveN:
Yeah, but at least I can finish running it in whilst I gird my loins to strip it down again. Tomorrow will be a better day ;-)
MrDavo:
That's heartbreaking.
Do it yellow, then you can pretend that it was a deliberate choice. ;)
billdn:
Hope you don't mind if I tag into this thread but I'm also near to the stage of applying lacquer to a rattle can sprayed tank. For my sins I used a Halfords Dark Blue metallic (I just liked the colour!) and suddenly this query crops up, fortuitous or not I can't say. I've found the 2K and the reviews seem positive but the seller is , thank fully , honest enough to admit that he's not sure if it's compatible with the paint already applied. Has anyone tried the two together, I'd hate to apply and get an adverse reaction as it's taken ages to get this far and another set back will find me reaching for the club hammer!
TrickyMicky:
I think that I probably need an educational update, but in a previous life, (1978-1985), I worked for a company that was the main distributor for a very well known vehicle paint manufacturer. At that time 2K paint was only sold to trade users who had the correct equipment for its use, which included masks with a separate air supply line as the hardener had some very nasty consistuents, the vehicle was inside a spray booth/oven. When completed, the shine on the finished paintwork gave the impression that it was still wet, it was a VERY hardwearing finish, and it certainly did not need any lacquer.
Would dearly love to know what has changed, especially with regard to the health aspect of the spray!
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