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The 1.2 is the problem, what size tip does the material your using call for?
Atta boy Jack….. Im sure you will make it work just fine
[quote=”ding” post=33638][quote=”gtome” post=33636]I always thought flex agent was only temporary. Like only flexy for a few days. No info to back it up though.[/quote]
Some are like PPG’s. others that are true elastifiers are permanent like the ones used in akzo systems or basf[/quote]PPG claims in their Auto Color line they have the only true Elastomeric, it stays in elastic flexible state. PN#2021
C’mon folks lets see some pics!
What is the code for the blue??? oh and I love the calendar on the wall :p
They are fairly old pics, its been since moved. 😉
What mixing corner?? :dnc
Here’s some of mine, we do mainly collision
I wouldn’t get too excited, when it comes to paint “you get what you pay for”.
Welcome Aboard!
WA529q Dark Cocoa ash. Bc/cc with a flattening agent add. in the clear. Gm has 12 codes for that year
Been using My SATA EVERY DAY for 3 years, absolutely no issues and none in sight. The gun performs flawlessly every time and i am very impressed with it. My father is a painter for well over 30 years and was a die hard devilbiss guy but now i catch him reaching for the SATA. Sata make excellent guns, and when you think about it they are not that over priced, i only payed $600 for mine through my jobber, i payed almost $500 for my teknas and IMO they are only half the gun when it comes to quality. I cant help to think PPl come on here knowing we like Sata and talk shit about them to get a rise. Haters will Hate! :rock
Prime, let dry, block sand, re-prime, block sand and paint!
Personally i rub my hand across the dent to feel if its straight but another procedure would be to use a guide coat, this will show your highs and lows. If you dont have much experience priming 2 times blocking in between coats will help get it flat.
