Avalon, List,
Your point about spray cans is well taken; what I do is try to
accumulate a little pile of stuff, and when it gets to a reasonable
number of parts, I spray. I did my T6 with Alumagrip and my T28 with
Jet Glo and their attendant primers (I prefer the Jet Glo). With either
system the paint is indestructable!
Gene '
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From: AVALON2455@aol.com [mailto:AVALON2455@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2004 8:23 PM
To: geneglenn@qwest.net; triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Paints - Various Purposes - longish
But Glenn!
Then you have to mix, add, thin, fill, wipe up, etc.......then you have
wash, clean, spray lacquer thinner into the air, wipe off..........
Very quickly a 3' spray job with a one minute shake and setting the can
in hot water for a minute or so.........turns into a 45". Two minutes
of great spraying and 43' of mixing and cleaning............<g>.......
Spray cans have their uses, eh?...........
Cheers!
Clark
Hey! Don't get me wrong.........I wouldn't give up my JC Whitney
"touch-up" gun for anything..........but if you don't wash it
well.........it's easier to by a new one.........and that takes time
that a can doesn't........just turn upside down......sprits until clear.
I also keep a small container of lacquer thinner into which I put all
nozzles of used spray cans.........when one clogs........I've got
another, ready to go............
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