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ANy paint body guys out there?
I was just getting ready to squirt some primer on a pair of H4 trim rings, and my primer survived the winter, but its catalyst did not. It is urethane high build primer, Can I thin reduce it with regular reducer, or will this not work? I do not really need the high build properties of it, just a nice surface to scuff up , and paint. I was trying to get these into paint tomorrow, but just may have to wait until monday, paint supplier is closed tomorrow.
Thanks. Shop night for the boys tonight, my 5 year old and I got cart blanc from the warden, and we can stay up here as late as we want tonight.
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03-12-2011, 06:03 PM
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You can reduce the primer as much as 20% but with out the hardner it will likely never kick off.
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03-12-2011, 07:05 PM
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Thanks Kevin, no sense in rushing things, I can wait a couple more days. Plenty of other things to do
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