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Have a 79 mgb just about ready to paint. Has anyone ever used a single stage acrylic urethane. If so how was the result. Thanks
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Thankyou
I used single stage on my TR3A and am very pleased with the results. Novice painter.
This may help.
http://www.carltonzone.com/body-sho...-single-stage-paint-vs-2-part-paint-explained
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This may help.
http://www.carltonzone.com/body-sho...-single-stage-paint-vs-2-part-paint-explained
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I have painted with both types. My last full car, I painted with single stage and let it dry. Then sanded it and followed it with a clear coat. Since I am not an expert painter, about one car every two years, this gave me the chance to clean up any drips or items that fall into your paint. Without a paint booth, you don't have control on what the air will bring to your paint. I made a booth out of plastic and that helped but was not perfect. So sanding the color coat (single stage) worked for me. I just recently tried water based two stage paint. I was happy with it because the color coat dries fast.
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I only use single stage paints. Getting more difficult to come by here in Cali.
i use PPG paints with the clear already mixed in. Is sold under the DCC label. Was called Concept before.
good luck.
i use PPG paints with the clear already mixed in. Is sold under the DCC label. Was called Concept before.
good luck.
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