i'z been spraying'z - Page 4 - SV650.org

25-10-09, 08:05 PM

Here you go mate,

I've just popped down and luckily I have some bits here to show you.

heres a picture of the promoter, I use this in the bodyshop all day long for small jobs like bumper repairs and swear by it.

Heres the picture of the primer I use for pretty much everything.

And also the hardner. This primer is a 4:1 ratio.

These products are the best and I reccomend them to anybody.

Wideboy · 25-10-09, 08:09 PM

tar, you know anything about them trying to ban cellulose paints, have they done it yet?

25-10-09, 08:12 PM

Do a chess board effect.

That'll look sweet and I know you've been making chess/draughts boards IIRC!

25-10-09, 08:13 PM

Basically solvent based paints are being replaced by water based.

its because of the isocynates if thats how you spell it.

Solvent based is still readily available over the counter from all suplliers I have used.

In my opinion water based is better for several reasons.

1, it is safer.
2, it lays better
3, a lot less chance of reaction as it is not solvent based and therefore will not react with any other paints on the panel.

Shops are allowed to use all there existing stock, one guy I was talking to has enough to supply the same amount of solvent paint as he reguarly sells for the next ten years or more!

On the tin you will have a sticker that states not for use in the automotive industry.

I will get a picture of a tin i have here to show you what i mean.

You are allowed to use it for classic restoration

Wideboy · 25-10-09, 08:17 PM

ah nuts, yeah i heard i might have trouble getting my hands on some

Dave20046 · 25-10-09, 08:17 PM

I has some graphite solvent paint for sale

25-10-09, 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv_rory

Basically solvent based paints are being replaced by water based.

its because of the isocynates if thats how you spell it.

Solvent based is still readily available over the counter from all suplliers I have used.

In my opinion water based is better for several reasons.

1, it is safer.
2, it lays better
3, a lot less chance of reaction as it is not solvent based and therefore will not react with any other paints on the panel.

Shops are allowed to use all there existing stock, one guy I was talking to has enough to supply the same amount of solvent paint as he reguarly sells for the next ten years or more!

On the tin you will have a sticker that states not for use in the automotive industry.

I will get a picture of a tin i have here to show you what i mean.

You are allowed to use it for classic restoration

Not all Solvent based paints contain Isocyanates, only those that are to be used in high temperature applications and do are in a resin type system.

Paints can also be set 'hard' by using a dilute organic peroxide, but, that is more professional paints then over the counter stuff.

If you need it that bad WB I can get my hands on some high quality paint that is used in aviation, just, can't be too fussy on colours as it is either white, blue or camo-green...

Wideboy · 25-10-09, 09:03 PM

lol tar for over, i'm after a certain special colour but reckon im going to have trouble getting it over the counter. might only mix it for professional spray shops cos it cellulose

maviczap · 25-10-09, 09:06 PM

I think we need to create a new section - Paint nerds & how to spray

Nice work though WB

Quiff Wichard · 26-10-09, 10:27 AM

widey- try these..

what they dont know about aint aint worth knowing mate

http://motorbikepaint.co.uk/

25-10-09, 08:05 PM	#31
sv_rory Guest Posts: n/a	Re: i'z been spraying'z Here you go mate, I've just popped down and luckily I have some bits here to show you. heres a picture of the promoter, I use this in the bodyshop all day long for small jobs like bumper repairs and swear by it. Heres the picture of the primer I use for pretty much everything. And also the hardner. This primer is a 4:1 ratio. These products are the best and I reccomend them to anybody.

25-10-09, 08:09 PM	#32
Wideboy Evel Knievel Mega Poster Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Eastleigh Posts: 4,641	Re: i'z been spraying'z tar, you know anything about them trying to ban cellulose paints, have they done it yet? __________________ 05 DRZ400E RIP hovis

25-10-09, 08:12 PM	#33
TazDaz Guest Posts: n/a	Re: i'z been spraying'z Do a chess board effect. That'll look sweet and I know you've been making chess/draughts boards IIRC!

25-10-09, 08:13 PM	#34
sv_rory Guest Posts: n/a	Re: i'z been spraying'z Basically solvent based paints are being replaced by water based. its because of the isocynates if thats how you spell it. Solvent based is still readily available over the counter from all suplliers I have used. In my opinion water based is better for several reasons. 1, it is safer. 2, it lays better 3, a lot less chance of reaction as it is not solvent based and therefore will not react with any other paints on the panel. Shops are allowed to use all there existing stock, one guy I was talking to has enough to supply the same amount of solvent paint as he reguarly sells for the next ten years or more! On the tin you will have a sticker that states not for use in the automotive industry. I will get a picture of a tin i have here to show you what i mean. You are allowed to use it for classic restoration

25-10-09, 08:17 PM	#35
Wideboy Evel Knievel Mega Poster Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Eastleigh Posts: 4,641	Re: i'z been spraying'z ah nuts, yeah i heard i might have trouble getting my hands on some __________________ 05 DRZ400E RIP hovis

25-10-09, 08:17 PM	#36
Dave20046 Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sheffield Posts: 10,274	Re: i'z been spraying'z I has some graphite solvent paint for sale __________________

25-10-09, 09:03 PM	#38
Wideboy Evel Knievel Mega Poster Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Eastleigh Posts: 4,641	Re: i'z been spraying'z lol tar for over, i'm after a certain special colour but reckon im going to have trouble getting it over the counter. might only mix it for professional spray shops cos it cellulose __________________ 05 DRZ400E RIP hovis

25-10-09, 09:06 PM	#39
maviczap Member Mega Poster Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 9,096	Re: i'z been spraying'z I think we need to create a new section - Paint nerds & how to spray Nice work though WB __________________ We're riding out tonight to case the promised land Make everyday count RIP Reeder - Jolly Green Giant and comedy genius

26-10-09, 10:27 AM	#40
Quiff Wichard Member Mega Poster Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 4,864	Re: i'z been spraying'z widey- try these.. what they dont know about aint aint worth knowing mate http://motorbikepaint.co.uk/ __________________ ooops I did it again ... new bike . cb1000r