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    Laquer paint and hardener

     



    I read a thread not long ago that incuded info regarding laquer paint, and its not being available in a lot of places anymore. It may still be available here in Oregon, at least it was last year. Thought I should get in town and buy a quart before things change, to paint the rear fenders. Now for the question.
    I painted the front fenders several years ago with laquer, no hardener. Last year the salesman asked if I wanted hardener. Being puzzled said no. Should I use hardener or not?
    305 ci Y-block in 46 1/2 ton

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    Real laquer doesnt get hardner, and it wont lift unless u put it over enamel base paint.
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    I've never heard of hardner for laquer........
    Even with HOK the color coat acts just like laquer but you only put hardner in the clear coat

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    Thanks for the information. Guess that is why I was puzzled, not painting much and thinking something else had changed.
    Mike
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