You've probably had a hundred different responses on this, but here my bit.
Your BIL is pretty right, 2 pak can kill you as it has carcinogenic
properties. It is the best paint , IF you have a spay booth and breathing
protection. It is hard so it resists damage and it is glossy off the gun so
it doesnt need further buffing.
I think acrylic lacquer is next best as is easy to apply and blend, if
repainting is necessary. It can be easily buffed to a flat glossy finish and
it dries quickly.
Enamel dries more slowly, so it can run if it goes on too thickly. Enamel
dries glossy and if it goes on poorly it cant be buffed flat easily, you
need to sand back flat and recoat.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robin Maiden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, 30 May 2000 22:17 PM
Subject: PAINT JOB
> This is my 1st Datto related query (at last) so here goes.
> My son & I are restoring a 70 model 510, rust work is complete & my
> brother-in-law (the wop king) is finishing off the bodyfiller process. I
> need some advice as to whether it's best to paint with 2 pack, acrylic or
> old fashioned enamel. Brother-in-law will paint it for us (for the price
of
> a couple of bottles of Wild Turkey) but refuses to use 2 pack. He reckons
> one more spray job with that s#*t will kill him.
> What do you experienced guys think? All advice welcome.
> Regards,
> RobM.
>
>
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