Scott
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Wow, you really shit the bed on that one. Sorry to hear. keep your head up. :rock
Maybe the 13 and 14 oz’s are bigger panels :p
[quote=”Glen440″ post=25332]I used the green Pro form at the last shop I was at. I had too many adhesion issues with it on plastic repairs. I tried adhesion promoters as well. I also found if you heated it after it was cured it got soft again. Same trying to sand it. We also had some patch failures with it. seperated out in the heat. I didn’t use it for patching but other guys did at the shop. you can really cook the 3m stuff with no issues. I use the heat lamps on it with no issues. I don’t use adhesion promoter with the 3m and it sticks. I’ll bake the stuff to speed up the drying. I can grind it and it stays hard and does not peel off the plastic.
Maybe the Pro Form is better now, its been 6 years at least since I used it.
I only use panel bond to do wheel lips on 1/4 replacement and door skins with metal, the rest is fiberglass and plastic repairs. I doubt I ever had a metal repair failure that I knew of because its also welded so I judge the material with plastics.[/quote]
I dont use it on plastic, i was referring to metal
The reason i was asking is because i love the stuff
Why dont you like the Pro-Form panel bond?
No. its now replaced with DP4000 http://www.ppg.com/coatings/refinishscandinavia/en/Download/Brochures/Documents/PPG%20DP4000%206pp%20UK_lowrez.pdf
Looks fun. Great job so far :cheers
Glad to have ya. :rock
Looking good :clappy
What the hell was that? :wak
use the same brand as your bc/cc.
3M makes a few puttys. Which one are you referring to? PN?
:hb
I own 4 or 5 3m sanders and have owned them forever with no problems. They are good sanders. I have never used dynabrade so i cant compare.
The dog ran 20 miles? :S
How are the Arctic cats working for ya.
Cute son ya got there, you should be proud.