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Thread: What Type of Paint

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    What Type of Paint

    I see lots of threads on body work and painting but I don't see much on what type of paint to use on fiberglass, Urethane , Acrylic, Enamel, etc. Can some one shed some light on the subject. Ill be ready to paint in the next couple weeks.

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    Not a waxer Jeff Kleiner's Avatar
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    I spray acrylic urethane base (PPG Omni Plus MBP or Deltron DBC) over high build polyester primer (Evercoat Slick Sand) and top 'em with 5 Star clear. We recently had a discussion on various clears on the other forum that you might find interesting:

    http://www.ffcars.com/forums/17-fact...int-clear.html

    Good luck,
    Jeff

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    You know I have been on this site and other's before it for 16 years. I can't say enough about all the guys like JEFF KLEINER who have helped me through out the years with advice like above. JEFF: your advice was spot on and I know will help Vladik41 with is paint question. For you and others on this site that provide professional and high quality information, my official................."ATTABOY" is awarded to you all.

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    I used a PPG water-based product called "EnviroBase" - my friend who owns the body shop where I painted it said that the water-based base coats tend to orient the metallic particles a bit differently than the solvent-based paints and give a bit more "pop."
    Later,
    Chris

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