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spray painting question
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spray painting question
can you paint acrylic over 2pac
cant remember if you can or not
cant remember if you can or not
i guess should elaborate, are you wanting to lay acrylic colour over 2k colour or you going to primer/sealer in between...this makes the diff. Also are you painting in acrylic for any other reason than its cheaper, if you have been scared off by the 2k is too hard threads don't be its simply not true very easy to paint.
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yes the colour is white 2pac and changing it to dark green acrylic.NutterGQ wrote:i guess should elaborate, are you wanting to lay acrylic colour over 2k colour or you going to primer/sealer in between...this makes the diff. Also are you painting in acrylic for any other reason than its cheaper, if you have been scared off by the 2k is too hard threads don't be its simply not true very easy to paint.
was going to prime in between 2pac and acrylic.
i all ready have the paint thats why going acrylic.
what do you suggest to do
you can't get true 2k in a can. 2 pack needs the acrylic monomer and the isocynate to work. It would set in the can! If it is marketed as 2k its a lie.
you can spray acrylic over 2k but they can stress crack over time especially if there is no mechanical bond between the two. 2k is used as a release agent in moulds as it is so hard to key to. That said you shouldn't spray 2k on top of 2k either without keying it in or it does lift.
I have done it in the past using 1200-1500 paper and it works.
also there is no reason to use a primer as nothing can stick better then the paint itself - it has the higher resin content and lowest filler content so it sticks better than primer.
you can spray acrylic over 2k but they can stress crack over time especially if there is no mechanical bond between the two. 2k is used as a release agent in moulds as it is so hard to key to. That said you shouldn't spray 2k on top of 2k either without keying it in or it does lift.
I have done it in the past using 1200-1500 paper and it works.
also there is no reason to use a primer as nothing can stick better then the paint itself - it has the higher resin content and lowest filler content so it sticks better than primer.
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Mrs Bru @ Sunshine Coast Developmental Physiotherapy - www.scdphysio.com.au , Ryano @ Fourbys www.generaltire.com.au Blitzkrieg Motorsport
Mrs Bru @ Sunshine Coast Developmental Physiotherapy - www.scdphysio.com.au , Ryano @ Fourbys www.generaltire.com.au Blitzkrieg Motorsport
ok fair enough. 2k has a far higher molecular weight than any paint traditionally in a can. It doesn't thin well with solvents and would defeat the high solid benefit of 2k. but i'll keep an open mind
cheers bru
cheers bru
ADHD Racing would like to thank
Mrs Bru @ Sunshine Coast Developmental Physiotherapy - www.scdphysio.com.au , Ryano @ Fourbys www.generaltire.com.au Blitzkrieg Motorsport
Mrs Bru @ Sunshine Coast Developmental Physiotherapy - www.scdphysio.com.au , Ryano @ Fourbys www.generaltire.com.au Blitzkrieg Motorsport
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