i use this in the automotive collision field and it works amazing! a little tip for people who dont know, if you stick this can in a fridge you can get a week out of it. just be sure to let the can come back up to temp otherwise you will clog the tip
You will risk that the hardener will be degraded because of the low temperature. The supplier we have does not want any customers to put the 2k products in their fridge as ut will not be as effective anymore. The 2k will not function as it should. Just want to throw that in as well.
Very helpful Human Factors on the spray pattern width adjustability! Few TH-camrs understand this element in content creation and less actually include closeup, stills, and voice over that are technically helpful! Very well done! Thank You Eric, I'm now Subscribed!
I think for the price it is a great deal and having a 24 hour pot life makes it even more valuable. Thanks for the heads up, I know I can use this for sure and ordering 6 cans today...;)
Absolutely! Huge fan of the spray Max 2k, it hardly needs wet sanding and buffing afterwards as well! Very minimal orange Peel if any , but if you get a bum can which I have back in 2021 it will have a Tad orange Peel, but that was with the old tip design
I'll be sure to check this out next time I have a project I want to finish well! Would have loved some side-by-side comparisons of primer coats between this and the standard rattle can.
What good timing, I have a project on the go right now that could use this. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything remotely like this at my local hardware store, so I ended up using wood filler. Going to keep an eye out for this in the future though.
You won't find this product at your local hardware store you will need to go to a paint supply store if you want to find something like this locally, or you can purchase it online I have a link below in the description
Nice video. Eric. Thanks! If you happen you know: When I read about other 2k Epoxy Primers they will often state that one can then paint a regular 2K primer or top coat directly over the epoxy primer without the need to sand or scuff up the epoxy first if this is done within 24 hours. Is this still true with this epoxy primer? You seemed pretty sure about the need to sand it first. Thanks again.
I painted cars for a living for over 25 years and some big advantages to 2K primers is better adhesion, little to no shrinkage and the harder surface of the primer helps prevent die back of your topcoats especially over time, they also have the same thing in a clear coat, if applied correctly you can produce some excellent results from a spray can.
Great video. Super useful. Did a good job of hiding layer lines. Thanks for putting your life on the line by cutting open the can. : ) Mahalo for sharing! : )
i couldn't get the red topper thing to stay in the bottom so I just held it there for a quick test project. Hope that still did the trick. Feel like I wasted a can, though, it wasn't a huge project and I was just testing the epoxy primer. I had 3680032 which says it's an epoxy primer right in the title.
Im thinking of using the 2k beige epoxy primer to do a set of wheels for a red suv (winter wheels). Do you think the dept in the primer pigment is good enough to clearcoat it directly? I kind of love these basic primer colors, sage green, light grey, beige. Reminds me of vintage wheels.
Thanks. Ordered some and excited to try it out. Also picked up some of the DUPO prep stuff. Do you have a recommendation for a 2k primer if one ends up needing a spray gun or for larger projects?
@@SpaceLint No problem . I just tried out one of these 2k epoxy cans, and not to thrilled with them. No comparison to using an actual gun , where you can control the fluid, and the pressure, to get a smooth wet coat of primer, without being in a heavy cloud. lol. The can sprays so hard the theres a ton of paint fog in the air (too much pressure), and the finish kind of sucked, even if it is just a primer. I just had a small thing to spray so instead of mixing up a batch of primer, and dealing with the pia cleaning of the gun,. I gave this can a try. I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than a small job
Thanks for the video. Would this product work well on a 3d printed part, and would the print layer lines still show afterwards? Or should the lines be sanded before application?
Got 2 questions. 1- Is it any big deal keeping the mixed rattle can after filling in with the accelerator (or whatever is it inside the red cap) ? Is there any expiration date? 2- How are the results with FDM printed parts where sanding is a big pain in the ass due to the small size or details of the printed object? I'm looking for a solution to cover the printing lines of the figures I print in my Ender 3 v2 printer.
ITS a big deal! Its hardener in there that gets mixed with the primer, Once its mixed, it starts to harden ,even inside, but slower. after 24hrs if activated, it wont spray.
*Edit: The clearcoat is two for $37.* Apparently you can get two cans for $37 *(I'm wrong about this).* I'm going to get a set of two and try it out. Any idea if it can be used on foam? I'm particularly interested in protecting EPO. Thanks for sharing the video with us.
I have a question, you said you used the Duplicolor Primer i wanted to use that but was afraid of getting reactions. You think i’ll be ok if i use the Duplicolor if i’ll be using Urethane Sealer and Urethane top coat?
I have asked a lot of people and no one has responded back. I’m painting my motorcycle plastic . Will that particular one work on plastic please respond back. The primer that is in the video.
i use this in the automotive collision field and it works amazing! a little tip for people who dont know, if you stick this can in a fridge you can get a week out of it. just be sure to let the can come back up to temp otherwise you will clog the tip
Great tip! Thanks for sharing, much appreciated
Put it in the back , where the wifey doesnt see it.
Nice!
You will risk that the hardener will be degraded because of the low temperature.
The supplier we have does not want any customers to put the 2k products in their fridge as ut will not be as effective anymore. The 2k will not function as it should.
Just want to throw that in as well.
Specific and technical insights make me very happy. Thanks!
What a smart product. Watching it cover surfaces is very satisfying.
Very helpful Human Factors on the spray pattern width adjustability! Few TH-camrs understand this element in content creation and less actually include closeup, stills, and voice over that are technically helpful! Very well done! Thank You Eric, I'm now Subscribed!
Thanks!
I think for the price it is a great deal and having a 24 hour pot life makes it even more valuable. Thanks for the heads up, I know I can use this for sure and ordering 6 cans today...;)
Their 2K Glamour Clear is amazing stuff as well.
Any suggestions on what sort of paint to use to add color?
Thanks for showing this, I've used the clear and this looks like a good addition.
Absolutely! Huge fan of the spray Max 2k, it hardly needs wet sanding and buffing afterwards as well! Very minimal orange Peel if any , but if you get a bum can which I have back in 2021 it will have a Tad orange Peel, but that was with the old tip design
Excellent video, clear and concise and valuable knowledge shared by you. Thanks for posting this!
I'll be sure to check this out next time I have a project I want to finish well! Would have loved some side-by-side comparisons of primer coats between this and the standard rattle can.
What good timing, I have a project on the go right now that could use this. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything remotely like this at my local hardware store, so I ended up using wood filler. Going to keep an eye out for this in the future though.
You won't find this product at your local hardware store you will need to go to a paint supply store if you want to find something like this locally, or you can purchase it online I have a link below in the description
your local paint supply store probably carries it.
Nice video. Eric. Thanks! If you happen you know: When I read about other 2k Epoxy Primers they will often state that one can then paint a regular 2K primer or top coat directly over the epoxy primer without the need to sand or scuff up the epoxy first if this is done within 24 hours. Is this still true with this epoxy primer? You seemed pretty sure about the need to sand it first. Thanks again.
I use a 2K urethane primer in the video, don't know anything about the epoxy primer
@@EricStrebel I'm sorry, Eric. My mistake.
I painted cars for a living for over 25 years and some big advantages to 2K primers is better adhesion, little to no shrinkage and the harder surface of the primer helps prevent die back of your topcoats especially over time, they also have the same thing in a clear coat, if applied correctly you can produce some excellent results from a spray can.
Thanks for your insight, much appreciated!
I use that product. It is very convenient. They make a primer/filler, too.
Great video. Super useful. Did a good job of hiding layer lines. Thanks for putting your life on the line by cutting open the can. : ) Mahalo for sharing! : )
Lol, thanks! 😄👍🤘
Good stuff. Thanks for the product review, and for bringing this kind of tool to light for us.
i couldn't get the red topper thing to stay in the bottom so I just held it there for a quick test project. Hope that still did the trick. Feel like I wasted a can, though, it wasn't a huge project and I was just testing the epoxy primer. I had 3680032 which says it's an epoxy primer right in the title.
You is the red cap to just push in the bottom to release the second component and then you don't need it to stay in or to use it again 5:36
Im thinking of using the 2k beige epoxy primer to do a set of wheels for a red suv (winter wheels). Do you think the dept in the primer pigment is good enough to clearcoat it directly? I kind of love these basic primer colors, sage green, light grey, beige. Reminds me of vintage wheels.
Eastwood has 2k clear and primer that isn't single use.
From 1 can can be used multiple times even weeks apart with less waste.
Cool
It’s probably like Rust oleum. They put the words 2K on the bottle but it’s not an epoxy primer.
Thanks. Ordered some and excited to try it out. Also picked up some of the DUPO prep stuff.
Do you have a recommendation for a 2k primer if one ends up needing a spray gun or for larger projects?
No, not currently
@@EricStrebel Thanks for replying. Had to ask 🙂. Love the videos.
Look up SPI, Southern Polyurethanes Inc. Great primers, paints, and good prices.
@@terrythomas790 Thanks!
@@SpaceLint No problem . I just tried out one of these 2k epoxy cans, and not to thrilled with them. No comparison to using an actual gun , where you can control the fluid, and the pressure, to get a smooth wet coat of primer, without being in a heavy cloud. lol. The can sprays so hard the theres a ton of paint fog in the air (too much pressure), and the finish kind of sucked, even if it is just a primer.
I just had a small thing to spray so instead of mixing up a batch of primer, and dealing with the pia cleaning of the gun,. I gave this can a try. I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than a small job
Thank you for the great Video! 💯
Love some spraymax 2k
Thanks for the video. Would this product work well on a 3d printed part, and would the print layer lines still show afterwards? Or should the lines be sanded before application?
How is a good idea to send a little bit first, but yes it would work well for a 3D printed part of course
Do you know if the Spraymax 2k Filler or Epoxy Primers contain isocyanate? Great channel!!
Yup, sure does
Got 2 questions.
1- Is it any big deal keeping the mixed rattle can after filling in with the accelerator (or whatever is it inside the red cap) ? Is there any expiration date?
2- How are the results with FDM printed parts where sanding is a big pain in the ass due to the small size or details of the printed object? I'm looking for a solution to cover the printing lines of the figures I print in my Ender 3 v2 printer.
Expiration on the can and supposed to be used within 24-48 hrs once opened. Primer won't change or fix any scale issues.
ITS a big deal! Its hardener in there that gets mixed with the primer, Once its mixed, it starts to harden ,even inside, but slower. after 24hrs if activated, it wont spray.
*Edit: The clearcoat is two for $37.*
Apparently you can get two cans for $37 *(I'm wrong about this).* I'm going to get a set of two and try it out.
Any idea if it can be used on foam? I'm particularly interested in protecting EPO.
Thanks for sharing the video with us.
Looks interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks 👍
I have a question, you said you used the Duplicolor Primer i wanted to use that but was afraid of getting reactions. You think i’ll be ok if i use the Duplicolor if i’ll be using Urethane Sealer and Urethane top coat?
Yes, but always good to test first
Can I paint right over this with touchup paint like if I’m doing a door jamb?
Yeah, I guess, try and experiment and see.
Love this channel 👍🌟👍
Thank you!
Can use this on a plastic bumper??
Dunno, have to test it out and see, good luck
Has anyone used this product for a primer for raptor bedliner? Cheers
You are so intense about this product you're making want to try it..........
Good stuff
Nice !
Has anyone tried this on foam?
Robert miles 🎶
I have asked a lot of people and no one has responded back. I’m painting my motorcycle plastic . Will that particular one work on plastic please respond back. The primer that is in the video.
Depends on the plastic, best to do a test.
BUT DOES IT COME IN A CAN?
😄
Game changer
Bahaha
Can says 3 year life, but will last longer.
I wouldnt use (buy) anything to old. Activators weaken over time, meaning it wont harden . Dont ask me how I found this out the hard way! lol