BigBear
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A question on paintEnamel ?
Acrylic ?
2-pack ?
What and when to use.
I am doing a restore on a 76 deluxe bus, interior was original yellow/green. exterior is two tone blue and white painted over original yellow/green.
have stripped the inside back to metal and resprayed in Enamel - White, has come up nice however I am finding the paint soft and scratches easily. I am thinking about starting again. White enamel is 3 coats over Etch-primer and Primer 4 coats, no hardener.
I did a test case with a rattle can septone acrylic high gloss which has come up very nice... so far.. but have been reading too much and now am confused.
'Paint has come a long way in the last decade.. etc'
Some say enamel because of the old metal/paint combination if you want it to stick. more work to get mirror shine.
Acrylic may not stick so well to old metal/paint - respray required down the track
Two-Pack , the ducks nuts but dangerous to apply and should only be done by a professional ?
This is mainly for the inside as hopefully professional outside job depending on further test.
Anyone with some advice.
much appreciated
Thanks
Bear
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Brookie
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Acrylic enamel
This may be helpful
http://thekombikonnection.myfreeforum.org/about1806.html
and this with more detail
http://thekombikonnection.myfreef...html&highlight=acrylic+enamel
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BigBear
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Thanks for the reply
I will go and have a chat to S&S in midvale, I'm still a little confused.
Acrylic or Enamel now "acrylic enamel"
Thanks again
Bear
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Brookie
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| BigBear wrote: | Thanks for the reply
I will go and have a chat to S&S in midvale, I'm still a little confused.
Acrylic or Enamel now "acrylic enamel"
Thanks again
Bear |
Acrylic enamel replaces the old enamels which were quite toxic by modern standards- they still conatin small lead amounts but will be phased out this year.
Chris at S & S is very knowledgable.
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