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Two Pack Prep - Question for Streetneat

Started by Emu, February 18, 2004, 06:30:20 AM

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Emu

Here it is Streets,

I just read Streetneat's excellent insights into the two pack v Acrylic debate.

I have recently had some discussions re: the preparation required and how the primer is used. Can you use acrylic primers? What about bogs? Does 2 pack primer have to be applied immediately before the finish.

I know you're a busy man Street, but a summary of the process would be greatly appreciated.

Of course, many others out there may have input to toss in.

Emu - Bird who will begin work on his wagon's paint job in 2 weeks.

-KIWI-

hey mr steet neat please tell the gurus first then emu thats the way it works around here ;D ;D ;D






kiwi - friend of sarge the GURU

Emu


Sarge

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Emu
 Â      It won't be long and it will read EMU GURU. just keep give pea brain heaps.  ;D Life to short not to have a laugh. ;D

Regards
GURU Sarge
 
P.S Only 41 to go Emu
Mark Lees Tallerbudgera Queensland
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streetneat

About time I noticed this posting ..heh?....For the answers to these questions and more visit this link...
http://streetneat.com/ ..... Go to current jobs in the shop album and you will see pretty much what goes on.... amongst other  things.... leave your money on the fridge on the way out... and TURNOFF THE BLOODY LIGHTS!.... streetneat..... :o
Cheers streetneat -Andrew

Emu

Thanks Streets,

Many of my questions were answered as your excellent post on the ute unfolded before my eyes.

I have also surfed your site heavily and have had my few questions answered as well as a hundred others I hadn't even thought to ask!!

Very informative stuff. Thanks for being so free with your wealth of experience.

Lights are off, money on the fridge.........I hope that was your cat I let in. :)


nicko

had a look at the album ,but whats that bloody smell :-/.
geeesusss its cat piss inside the car ::),
bloody EMU

nicko

those stubs for making roof slide down into position must add a hell of a lot of strength and rigidity to the ek streetneat.
reguards Nicko

streetneat

#8
No thats the brothers pussy ... damn thing stinking the place up.... Beware of the possums...they go ya....
P%#ks of things..they make more mess than if you were to run 'em over.....
The EK van stubs were an idea I was experimenting with but turned out to be more of a pain than its worth..... It meant I had to rework them heavily to allow the top to slide on with out binding... next time I would just weld right through like I normally do... cheers streetneat... 8)
Cheers streetneat -Andrew