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	08-24-2008 07:13 PM #1
This clear is Dcu2021....which I let dry 48 hours, and it sanded and buffed nicely.
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	08-24-2008 07:30 PM #2
yes i used that to but you need to cut and wheel it soon or it will lockup in time and it will be easier to wheel out a cement driveway
 Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT
					
				
 the stratoclear 2082 buffs up like butter .i turn my friend on to it he did a carbon fiber table and hammer that clear on the carbon fiber and sanded it out he just could not believe how well it work out
				Irish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip 
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	08-24-2008 07:40 PM #3
Hey HRP , I have used PPG for 30 years now with no problems .
I shoot DBC base coat , but liked DBU better ( but its getting fazed out ) , and shoot Global D893 clear over the top , it rubs like butter . Have not had any die backs since using it , and have been the painter at the local Cadillac , Pontiac, Buick , GMC dealership for 14 years now , I would of seen some come backs due to die back as we have a life time warranty on our work .
I have not used K200 when PPG introduced K36 (I dont like the yellow under my paint jobs , looks like crap when the paint chips especially if the top color isnt yellow
 ) , but since have switched to the DPS 3055 primer when we switched to DBC , and went to the DAS sealers . 
We will most likely be switching to Envirobase (PPG's waterborne ) by the first of the year .
I dont like 2002 , 2021 , or 2042 as when cooked in a heat makeup booth at 140 for 40 minutes , and if you dont get to it after a few hours its like buffing a piece of granite . Glad you were successful with it .
This is a job I did for my buddy in DBC & Global and is unbuffed , it was just coming home from the paint shop and he is wiping the mist off it before we pushed it in the garage .
http://homepage.mac.com/dwilliams53/...1000-full.htmlLast edited by SprayTech; 08-24-2008 at 07:46 PM.
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	08-24-2008 08:12 PM #4
Looks great! The job I am doing is on a Shelby Mustang clone....white with the factory blue stripes, so it won't show off a gloss like the red & black! :-(
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	08-24-2008 08:32 PM #5
I always liked the Blue w/ White stripes .
And thanks
				
 






		
		
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