POR15, undercoat, or sprayon bedliner?

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rapidtransitric said:
i understand the dt for the flow has your rep ever recommended adding a super charger?
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Years ago I knew about super charger...I didnt know they still made it. I use to use DX101 to speed up some of the clearcoats. Speeding up products to dry fast has its disadvantages normally it will make products more brittle/yellow or they will stone chip like a SOB.
 
4404spd said:
Years ago I knew about super charger...I didnt know they still made it. I use to use DX101 to speed up some of the clearcoats. Speeding up products to dry fast has its disadvantages normally it will make products more brittle/yellow or they will stone chip like a SOB.
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your right about that. but i have found an eye drop or two can help with production times it's something you need to perfect your self. i can't afford to mess up that ground coat either
 
BlueSwinger said:
Cool, thanks for taking the time to write this. Sounds like I'll be on the right track now. Thanks for all the advice. :thumbup:
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not a problem i'm passionate about what i do and i have to do it right. like i said the process is lengthy but the outcome will be rewarding.i'm just over the border south of lake geneva so if you need a hand you know where i am
 
Great information in this thread. I wish paint and bodywork was a skill I possessed.
 
4404spd said:
Years ago I knew about super charger...I didnt know they still made it. I use to use DX101 to speed up some of the clearcoats. Speeding up products to dry fast has its disadvantages normally it will make products more brittle/yellow or they will stone chip like a SOB.
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I miss spoke DX101 is a scuff creme, I meant to say DX84 Enhancer.
 
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