To: | triumphs@Autox.Team.Net |
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Subject: | Re: HuH? etching primer available in spray cans? |
From: | john derbyshire <jderbyshire@maxon-hq.co.uk> |
Date: | Wed, 20 May 1998 15:17:03 +0100charset="US-ASCII" |
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> >Folks, I doubt we are talking about etching primer at 7-14 $ a can. Etching >Primer is a two part catalyzed acidic base coat and packaging it pre-mixed >in cans seems improbable: its pot life is about 72 hours and it would >harden in the can. Nope I bought some last week (wasn't in a spray can though, just a litre of the stuff to spray with a spray gun), and it only cost 12ukp per litre, you can get two pack ( the stuff above, uses an activator) or you can get 1 pack (no activator) and it can be thinned with cellulose thinners, if your compressors not man enough. My two pennies worth regards John Derbyshire TR7 FHC - Gearbox Still in Bits Spitfire - In current use because TR's in bits Rover 2000TC, in bits for restoration ( thats taking a long time due to parts cost) |
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