El Bruto, what country are you in?
You mean what F^^kin planet?
I'm not going to argue with El Bruto.. dont care if you owned a body shop. Any jake leg with a shed can "own" a body shop. Dont care if youve sprayed synthetic, cellulose, 2k, k2, water base, free base, face paint, paint by numbers, yada, yada
Just to clarify for some of you that might be interested in knowing some refinishing facts:
This is not intended to display my vast wealth of knowledge
, just to help others that may want to know.so hear goes.
FACT:
When and why did automakers quit using laquer paint on cars? (best, driver) - Automotive -Sports cars, sedans, coupes, SUVs, trucks, motorcycles, tickets, dealers, repairs, gasoline, drivers... - City-Data Forum
FACT:There is such a product as clear lacquer.... WHY?? It HAS to be wet sanded thru many stages, 1500 grit, 2500, 5000, then buffed/polished - Not urethane, super slick, deep shine without doing anything to it.
The statement "lacquer/clear; same thing? MOST of the world uses urethane. Period.
"Audi/vw/mercedes clear coat"
FACT: those auto manufacturures dont "make" clear coat, mercedes uses PPG brand Ceramicoat.
FACT:
GERMANY: New Mercedes-Benz nano-particle clearcoat offers ‘greater scratch resistance and improved gloss’
Of course different people will still have different opinions.
So when a post goes something like this:
"SHAT..! If you owned a body shop and are talking Lacquer............... That was in a time far ago
"
,the
means someone is messing with ya, not saying that it is not still in existence, just rare that it is still used. So if its what you prefer, GREAT
So I really am not interested in being SCHOOLED on what you have deemed to be the only way!
Call 1000 collision repair or even custom paint shops in the US & ask if they still use lacquer clear coat. 999.9 will say
what?????
Peace & chicken grease
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