Thanks Charlie. We met at Summernats 30. I enjoyed listening to you talk in the seminar you did. So informative. And I’ve still got my signed poster from you. Keep up the great work. Thanks mate. 🇦🇺🇦🇺
so i have a classic car that needs an overall .. I'm not going to be pulling every panel and all the glass but it needs to be stripped.. what is something I can put over bare metal so I can do this over a couple weeks? I could maybe put a thin coat of urethane single stage which i would remove with a final sand and then use etch primer then urethane primer surfacer for blocking but I figure I will be sanding one panel a night or maybe just on the weekends and it already has some rust bleed through.. would this metal prep stuff rust after a couple weeks? whenever I have used metal prep its been primered within 3 hrs but all of this is going to be done in a home garage when i have time.
@@zippythechicken It's all getting expensive. I just got some recently. I believe it was around 200 for a gallon and 80 or 90 for a quart of activator. One coat is about equal to two or three urethane. So over-all it goes farther. It's just the initial cost. Good luck with the project
Thanks Charlie. We met at Summernats 30. I enjoyed listening to you talk in the seminar you did. So informative. And I’ve still got my signed poster from you. Keep up the great work. Thanks mate. 🇦🇺🇦🇺
keep the info coming thanks
Can you please share the product link.
Are these products available in Canada?
so i have a classic car that needs an overall .. I'm not going to be pulling every panel and all the glass but it needs to be stripped.. what is something I can put over bare metal so I can do this over a couple weeks? I could maybe put a thin coat of urethane single stage which i would remove with a final sand and then use etch primer then urethane primer surfacer for blocking but I figure I will be sanding one panel a night or maybe just on the weekends and it already has some rust bleed through.. would this metal prep stuff rust after a couple weeks? whenever I have used metal prep its been primered within 3 hrs but all of this is going to be done in a home garage when i have time.
"Champ" Use DP40
Use PPG VP2050. High build epoxy. Also sands better.
@@class5bodyworks Oh C'mon Man
@@GriffinGriffin-zj5cd
What?🤣🤣 Just giving some options I know will work. VP2050 is my workhorse. One shot deal
@@zippythechicken
It's all getting expensive. I just got some recently. I believe it was around 200 for a gallon and 80 or 90 for a quart of activator. One coat is about equal to two or three urethane. So over-all it goes farther. It's just the initial cost. Good luck with the project
Then we can prime it, blather it in clag,sand it down,then ten coats of paint,flat it off and buff it up .......ten grand bill,thank you very much
try 30-40 grand
Always used OSPHO and dislike it. Possibly get our shop to try this product
Wish someone could develop a much simpler process
@@davidsnyder2000 this process is fairly simple
Always seemed like an OK guy.
He’s one of the best auto painters on the planet ! Riddler winner and yes a nice guy 👏👏👏👏