Hello all,
I put a new floor panel on my restoration project. initially i was thinking to use mastercoat series moisture cure urethan to seal the pan. as part of the steps, the panel had to be treated with their rust converter which has some degreaser and phosphoric acid in it. I treated the panel with their rust converter which has the phosphoric acid in it. but now I changed my mined and want to use the SPI epoxy primer on the panel instead of their urethan moisture cured paint.
I have heard SPI epoxy primer is not going to work if applied on phosphoric acid treated metals. So the question is am I too late to go with SPI epoxy primer? I have already ordered 2 quarts and don't want to change to another brand.
what do you guys suggest me to do to neutralize it ? Should I rewet it with the same solution, wait a few mins and rinse it off with ammonia and then water? will that work?
the data sheet for the metal perp says "Mastercoat Metal Prep & Rust Remover can be neutralized with water in the event of an accident."
Thanks
I put a new floor panel on my restoration project. initially i was thinking to use mastercoat series moisture cure urethan to seal the pan. as part of the steps, the panel had to be treated with their rust converter which has some degreaser and phosphoric acid in it. I treated the panel with their rust converter which has the phosphoric acid in it. but now I changed my mined and want to use the SPI epoxy primer on the panel instead of their urethan moisture cured paint.
I have heard SPI epoxy primer is not going to work if applied on phosphoric acid treated metals. So the question is am I too late to go with SPI epoxy primer? I have already ordered 2 quarts and don't want to change to another brand.
what do you guys suggest me to do to neutralize it ? Should I rewet it with the same solution, wait a few mins and rinse it off with ammonia and then water? will that work?
the data sheet for the metal perp says "Mastercoat Metal Prep & Rust Remover can be neutralized with water in the event of an accident."
Thanks