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Offline BSARGS650

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Technical Paint Question
« on: 14.12. 2015 20:55 »
Why is it after careful preparation, cleanliness, attention to final top coat, etc... that a slightest knock results in a chip to the finished component, yet, if a drip gets on a dusty concrete floor, it needs to be removed with a chisel when it has dried?

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Re: Technical Paint Question
« Reply #1 on: 14.12. 2015 21:37 »

 
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.... yet, if a drip gets on a dusty concrete floor, it needs to be removed with a chisel when it has dried?

 You could be onto something there- concrete tanks...make a mould and precast 'em   *eek*
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Re: Technical Paint Question
« Reply #2 on: 15.12. 2015 10:22 »
Murphy's law.
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Re: Technical Paint Question
« Reply #3 on: 15.12. 2015 12:00 »
Many thanks duTch for your suggestion - tried it, but, it was a bugger to get the machine on the stand, didn't go so fast, and lots of complaints from the rivet counters.........

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Re: Technical Paint Question
« Reply #4 on: 19.12. 2015 22:45 »
what primer did you use and how was it applied