darren
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leave them alone and don’t wreck them with paint:compsmash :whistle:
i like the keystone flowable putty..its got keystone label on it but not sure who makes it…
If everyone is on flat rate then u should account your hours for the jobs u prep.. but i don’t know what all the agrements are in your shop that u split it up at the end of the week etc… or u could find a shop were u do all your own prepping and painting then u can have it all….:weights
do do get fisheyes in your primer from the zip lock bags?:whistle:
Plastic weld to get them close with airless welder then i also like the lord fusor products that mo mentioned . half ways nice to sand
its something he sprays on b/4 cutting it out. probably water like mo said
the best way i have found is to sub it out to a glass company which we do for almost all of our glass work. the tool i posted is what our glass guy uses alot. he also sprays something around the glass onto the urethane b/4 he starts i am assuming to soften the urethane abit? anyone have any idea what it is?? as i have never thought to ask him.
yeah 5 mins is about right depending on the temp outside and the temp hardener u are using
Looks good nex and if u are still using the 3000 clear u must be waiting the right amount of time other wise u would be having issues with the final outcome.
[quote=”Matrix Paint Systems” post=16504]MSB is mixed 1 to 1 1/2 with reactive reducer like DBR in PPG. MPB is mixed 1 to 1 with normal reducer like DBU. MPB the top of the line for matrix.[/quote]
MSB=DBU and MPB=DBC
Looks great lild:clappy
Take that activator back and get SLOW or u will have dry edges all over the place with that clear. and don’t reduce it because that clear has enuff issues as it is
it all depends what u are looking for? i use it on used cars and jambing parts.. but it dies out and it shrinks up pretty bad.. the price is right but thats about all it has going for it..