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05-12-2005 09:34 AM #1
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Southern Polyurethane
Has anybody ever used souther Polyurethane? Is it ant good?
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05-12-2005 03:41 PM #2
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Dant, Never heard of it. Be careful. There are plenty of lower priced "fleet" colors out there. If you are planning a nice paint job, I would put good paint on the car. The $200-$400 you save may leave you with a paint job that fades or "chalks out" in three years. Good paint can last 10-20 years, and still look good.....and you will spend more than you saved when you have to repaint it early.
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05-12-2005 05:48 PM #3
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I have heard that their epoxy primer is good.
DonDon Meyer, PhD-Mech Engr(48 GMC Trk/chopped/cab extended/caddy fins & a GM converted Rolls Royce Silver Shadow).
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05-12-2005 08:04 PM #4
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I have used thier epoxy and found it to be really good. If you have questions about their products call or email Barry kives , he is either the owner or manager and is very helpful. They also have some good clears
as well . Darin
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