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Seems like this would be the best hope of replicating the nuance of my L13M Saturn yellow that was badly missed with its previous paint job. But, I can’t seem to find anyone who can source it or much less has experience with it.
Anyone out there in 914 World have experience, advice, or sourcing tips they care to pass along? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/yellow914.JPG) |
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@Superhawk996 @wonkipop that brand specifically is really what I was after. But it does help confirming that the VOC regs do effect color presentation. The paint on my car was definitely a poor backyard spray job in a Georgia summer... Awful. And now that I've found some spots of adhesion failure in addition to the Bondo job on the rear bumper, this seems like the best opportunity I will have.
I bought the best full face respirator that 3M has (FF-800 series) and their VOC specific filters since I already planned on doing a full underbody treatment with the Dynatron stuff. But back to the original question, I was hoping someone could tell me how well the 22 line matches up with OE color specs and where they bought from. As none of the local dealers from the BASF website actually carry the product. |
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I bought the best full face respirator that 3M has (FF-800 series) and their VOC specific filters since I already planned on doing a full underbody treatment with the Dynatron stuff. Full face is great but be aware that isocyanate in urethane has no smell so you can’t tell when VOC filters have saturated with isocyanate. Best plan of action is brand new filters every time you spray urethane. Some of the new urethane claims to be isocyanate free or reduced. See tech sheets to know for sure. I eventually went forced air full hood but that was because what originally was a “let’s try this stuff” turned into using for pretty much every paint job I’ve done lately. Urethane flows out wonderfully and has a really nice gloss even without clear coat. |
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