Epoxy Paint
i use the term Epoxy cause that is what is on the can i use... good info though! i have been saving for the chrome FX kit that Alsa Paint sells for a bit... they sent me a sample kit a while back... LOVE it!!!
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+ 1 in a spray can as I don't have paint sprayer yet
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From: Palm Harbor fl.
Here is a two-part Epoxy in a spray can-
http://www.rubber-seal.com/prodview.asp?prodID=2068
They are even offering a two-part paint system in a can-look here:http://www.alsapaint.com/products/killercans.html
I think they are using the term "Epoxy" very loosely, and if it were my Bike I would only use Powdercoating or a two-part Paint system (urethane preferably)-it will have good UV protection and last-just my .02, and you can now return to your regularly scheduled program
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try this, although you will have to buy some Reducer to thin it out so it will lay down-
http://www.prevalspraygun.com/about.htm
I've never used this, but it might be worth a try-
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=65297
Remember, it is all about atomization, the finer the spray droplets the better the Finish-if you go with a single stage paint it will be easeier and you can cut & buff it-also single stage (unlike BC/CC will not show a scratch as much-
http://www.prevalspraygun.com/about.htm
I've never used this, but it might be worth a try-
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=65297
Remember, it is all about atomization, the finer the spray droplets the better the Finish-if you go with a single stage paint it will be easeier and you can cut & buff it-also single stage (unlike BC/CC will not show a scratch as much-
Last edited by juspasnthru; Feb 5, 2009 at 11:43 AM.
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