KR> Smooth Prime problems

[Doran Jaffas]

I have the Stewart Systems DVD instruction set. I plan on using it on my
Tri Pacer in a cpl of years. School of Missionary Aviation Training at Y70
uses it exclusively. I looked at several systems and I like Stewarts the
best.
Great Luck to You!!
  Doran Jaffas


 Rob wrote:
... My 1st finish paint job was sprayed on using a "Boat"
acrylic enamel.  That didn't last. My second paint job was Stewart Systems
and it seems to be holding up much better (rolled on).

A reminder to everyone.  Stewart Systems will be doing a forum Saturday
morning at the Gathering

Paul Visk Belleville IL  618 406 4705
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KR> Smooth Prime problems

[Paul Visk]

?Rob wrote:
... My 1st finish paint job was sprayed on using a "Boat"
acrylic enamel.? That didn't last. My second paint job was Stewart Systems
and it seems to be holding up much better (rolled on).

A reminder to everyone. ?Stewart Systems will be doing a forum Saturday morning 
at the Gathering

Paul Visk?Belleville IL ?618 406 4705
Sent on the new Sprint Network from my Samsung Galaxy S?4

KR> Smooth Prime problems

[rbaalman at cox.net]

> > Several weeks ago, Mike Sylvester posted an email about the problem he had 
> > sanding the parts had previously primed. 
> 
> I found it good stuff.  Use credit card to squeegee first coat to fill 
> holes.  Roll or spray several thin coats after that.  Like they say, a 
> thick coat is a waist of time.
> -- 
> *Gary *
> /Soli Deo Gloria/

Pete,
I had good results using UV smooth prime.  Easy on the lungs and the ability to 
roll allows priming areas w/out the hassle of spraying.  Multiple thin coats 
for best results.  It dries quickly.  Squeegeeing is an important step
Roger
rbaalman at cox.net

KR> Smooth Prime problems

[Rob Schmitt]

I think I used it (Smooth Prime) early on in my construction, but decided it
really didn't make much difference whether you use Smooth Prime or some
other standard high build primer that was sandable. I never sprayed the
prime coats, only used a roller.  I actually flew the plane that way for
about 6 months. My 1st finish paint job was sprayed on using a "Boat"
acrylic enamel.  That didn't last. My second paint job was Stewart Systems
and it seems to be holding up much better (rolled on).

Rob Schmitt
N1852Z
www.robert7721.com




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> > Several weeks ago, Mike Sylvester posted an email about the problem he
had sanding the parts had previously primed. 
> 
> I found it good stuff.  Use credit card to squeegee first coat to fill 
> holes.  Roll or spray several thin coats after that.  Like they say, a 
> thick coat is a waist of time.
> --
> *Gary *
> /Soli Deo Gloria/

Pete,
I had good results using UV smooth prime.  Easy on the lungs and the ability
to roll allows priming areas w/out the hassle of spraying.  Multiple thin
coats for best results.  It dries quickly.  Squeegeeing is an important step
Roger rbaalman at cox.net

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KR> Smooth Prime problems

[Daniel Heath]

I used it on the Black Bird.  Never again.



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> Several weeks ago, Mike Sylvester posted an email about the problem he had
sanding the parts had previously primed. What form of Smooth Prime was he
referring to? The earlier version was a catalyzed formula and the present
version sold by Aircraft Spruce is in a water-borne formula

KR> Smooth Prime problems

[Paul Visk]

I have found following this way is easy and alot cheaper.
http://curedcomposites.com/finish.html


Paul Visk?Belleville IL ?618 406 4705
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 Original message 
From: Gary via KRnet  
List-Post: krnet@list.krnet.org
Date: 08/10/2016  10:15 PM  (GMT-06:00) 
To: KRnet  
Cc: Gary  
Subject: Re: KR> Smooth Prime problems 

On 8/10/2016 7:53 PM, Pete Klapp via KRnet wrote:
> Netters
>
> Several weeks ago, Mike Sylvester posted an email about the problem he had 
> sanding the parts had previously primed. What form of Smooth Prime was he 
> referring to? The earlier version was a catalyzed formula and the present 
> version sold by Aircraft Spruce is in a water-borne formula. I'm about to use 
> some on my turtledeck, fwd deck and tail feathers. Any suggestions or pit 
> falls to be aware of with the water-borne variety?
>
> Pete Klapp, Canton, OH
> _

KR> Smooth Prime problems

[Gary]

On 8/10/2016 7:53 PM, Pete Klapp via KRnet wrote:
> Netters
>
> Several weeks ago, Mike Sylvester posted an email about the problem he had 
> sanding the parts had previously primed. What form of Smooth Prime was he 
> referring to? The earlier version was a catalyzed formula and the present 
> version sold by Aircraft Spruce is in a water-borne formula. I'm about to use 
> some on my turtledeck, fwd deck and tail feathers. Any suggestions or pit 
> falls to be aware of with the water-borne variety?
>
> Pete Klapp, Canton, OH
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I found it good stuff.  Use credit card to squeegee first coat to fill 
holes.  Roll or spray several thin coats after that.  Like they say, a 
thick coat is a waist of time.

-- 
*Gary *
/Soli Deo Gloria/