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rromasko
I have the slowest activator for SPI 2K. The car is bone dry. I want to shoot it tonight but I am worried because it is like a rain forest up in this piece. 19702. Any danger?
crashtech
Combo Man & Mod
Sorry nobody replied to you. I've always worked in fairly dry areas, so I don't really know the answer. I do wonder about the activator, though. I thought SPI only had one primer activator. You can control flash speed with reducer, and in your conditions it calls for 885 at least.
jcclark
Oldtimer
I like to paint when it's raining, less dirt that way.
The humidity has never given me a problem with basecoats, and
clearcoats. I do have to let it flash a little longer.
I used to have problems when I used lacquers, they would blush real bad.
But some retarder added took care of that.
The humidity has never given me a problem with basecoats, and
clearcoats. I do have to let it flash a little longer.
I used to have problems when I used lacquers, they would blush real bad.
But some retarder added took care of that.