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twoponchos 10-16-2022 10:07 PM

Finished paintjob with Wicked Colors water based paint
 
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After countless hours of bodywork and sanding, it's finally in its new color. It turned out super well considering it was done in my dirty shop in a makeshift temporary spray booth.

Pearl blue with a white flake roof.




link to video below.
https://youtu.be/7E0hj79BYoU

turbo69bird 10-17-2022 12:49 AM

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Createx is right near me and I know the owner went to high school w him. Good guy. They still don’t have an isocyanate free clear that’s good though do they? Isocyanates are very dangerous. Their base coat is isocyanate free according to them .

BTW the car looks great . Hard to see metal flake in the garage needs sun. My airplane is metal flake vinyl wrap like that.

This stuff
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rrn6PWyh5Kw

Probably just like your car.

Your car looks fabulous you did an amazing job.
Matches my airplane perfectly !

Scott Stoneburg 10-17-2022 04:16 AM

Looks great!

lfdsteve 10-17-2022 09:44 AM

Came out nice!

JSchmitz 10-17-2022 10:22 AM

Good job and nice color!

webfoot 10-17-2022 11:35 AM

Nice job!

turbo69bird 10-17-2022 11:36 AM

What did you use for a clear? Or did you mix the color into clear?

kingbuzzo 10-17-2022 11:44 AM

beautiful...not too many of those around here

tjs72lemans 10-17-2022 05:37 PM

Nice. I like seeing cars guys paint themselves. With that, we can live with imperfections if they show up.

cnc 10-17-2022 06:26 PM

Wow looks beautiful....see u r in Sarnia..u just out side the city..I'm in London....Chris

twoponchos 10-17-2022 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by turbo69bird (Post 6380300)
Createx is right near me and I know the owner went to high school w him. Good guy. They still don’t have an isocyanate free clear that’s good though do they? Isocyanates are very dangerous. Their base coat is isocyanate free according to them .

BTW the car looks great . Hard to see metal flake in the garage needs sun. My airplane is metal flake vinyl wrap like that.

This stuff
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rrn6PWyh5Kw

Probably just like your car.

Your car looks fabulous you did an amazing job.
Matches my airplane perfectly !

They do produce a iso free waterborne clear, but it does not withstand the outdoor elements too well from what I understand. It is loved by model makers, and hobbyists though.

This is my 3rd full paint using their products and I just adore it.

The roof is amazing in the sun, however my camera just can't seem to catch it.

Your plane is gorgeous! Great minds eh?

twoponchos 10-17-2022 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by turbo69bird (Post 6380363)
What did you use for a clear? Or did you mix the color into clear?

It can be top coated with any clear. I used a generic 4k clear from my local auto paint supplier.

turbo69bird 03-15-2026 11:03 PM

Realize this is an old thread but there's been a lot of new advancements in clear over your side of the world

Also ISO free epoxy primer surfacers

They did t get rid of isocyanates for no reason anyone who has been sensitized can tell you .

https://www.limelinepaintsupply.com/...tal-light-grey

ISO free 707 clear
https://conceptpaints.com.au/sites/d...%20Clear_1.pdf In Australia


Sherwin Williams -
Ultra-FIll® DTM Isocyanate (ISO)-Free Primer/Surfacer
Premium Ultra-Fill HS is a Direct-to-Metal (DTM) ISO-Free Primer Surfacers NP75/NP74W are free of lead and chromate hazards.
Direct-to-Metal (DTM) ISO-Free Primer Surfacers free of lead and chromate hazards. As high build surfacers, with excellent gloss holdout and sanding characteristics, NP75 / NP74W / NP76 can be used in Collision and Fleet markets. NP75 / NP74W / NP76 provide excellent bare metal adhesion and corrosion protection without the need of an etch primer and meet National Rule VOC regulations of 4.6 Ibs/gal.

Why do we need Isocyanate free coatings?
Research into a polyurethane network without exposing the applicator to isocyanates has also been recently developed.
Cyclic carbamates have been found to convert to aliphatic polyurethane systems through reacting them with polyamines, thereby eliminating the potential of isocyanate exposure to the applicator. One of the drawbacks to this type of approach is the complete overhaul of chemistry and starting materials, which does not result in a network with original chemical characteristics and properties of a standard polyurethane system.
V650 Isocyanate Free
Polyurethane
Due to the lack of an available


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