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Darkstang
Originally posted by Hodado View PostIt looks way too good to be brushed on.Do you thin it down to spray?
using a larger airbrush I coated my rear wheel using about 4 oz.
Ken
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Originally posted by Darkstang View PostSorry, Brushed Stainless is the name of the color. You do not thin it as it is very thin allready. I use an airbrush to apply. optimal coating is .004 thousandths! very thin but very durable after baked.
using a larger airbrush I coated my rear wheel using about 4 oz.
KenEd
To measure is to know.
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gsryder
I buy direct from KG but I suppose one source is as good as another.
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All the parts I painted with the gun coat were freshly sand blasted cleaned with acetone let dry then paint let dry then bake 325 for an hour to a hour and a half.
Not sure why the rims scratched I know the screw driver is a bad idea but I beat the hell out of the spare oil filter cover denting the aluminum and it didnt chip.
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Darkstang
I also forgot to mention that I PREBAKE everything as well. Some cast parts are porous and even with acetone wash, oils can leach out when at oven temps. I had to redo a shotgun reciever once because I did not bake all the old oils out first. from then on prebake after cleaning degreasing but before blasting.
That is my method for good results.
Ken
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