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lol 😆
looks like fun.
if u can, try ec500 clear also made by valspar. its very nice stuff
i bet their paint jobs could come out a little better if they just wore paint suits.
paint rep told me about something similar, could be it, but said it costs about 10k per wall installed
3M actually has a new one called versa pro. looks less bulky but requires an air hose to move around in http://3mcollision.com/products/safety/masks-and-respirators/powered-air-purifying-respirator-papr/3m-versaflo-painters-supplied-air-respirator-kit-37336.html
[quote=”Ben” post=25573][quote=”Jayson M” post=25568]Don’t use either of them and use utech 200 or 3.5,they are just as good if not better and easy on your wallet too :cheers[/quote]
Jay just couldn’t leave this thread without Akzo being involved :p[/quote]
:lol1 :lol1
how high is that booth jayson? sometimes the older stuff is better
[quote=”kowmen” post=25472]and what do you think about my first all paint job? be critical i want learn it :)[/quote]
looks like it was done with a spray can. i wouldnt suggest respraying it just yet until you practice spraying with a gun first. get the results you want on some scrap parts then redo the car.
ive used the other legacy clears and they sucked to be honest and didnt really have depth to them
good job nex, that bumper looks like it was repaired with bondo before :blink:
last one i bought was 149.00 about a year ago
3M is cheaper and just as good as the dynabrade
honestly, it used to be a great business, but now you have to compete with money laundering exporters who jack up the prices. if your skilled, you’ll be better off just repairing them for dealers.
while this topic is up in the air, does anyone use or like the 3M PAPR system?