Thread: Dupli-color
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08-11-2007 04:46 PM #1
Dupli-color
Spray bomb dupli-color............anyone have anything to say about this stuff,good or bad ?
Seems to be decent paint,it sayes its Acrylic enamel automotive paint.Sprays on good and seems to lay flat........From what I have sprayed ,it seems to smell and spray just like regular auto paint.......is it ?Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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08-11-2007 05:15 PM #2
97 cent stuff from Walmart is good... why pay more?
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08-11-2007 05:25 PM #3
Duplicolor has a new ready-to-spray primer/base/clear lacquer-based system. No idea how well it works.Jack
Gone to Texas
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08-12-2007 04:56 PM #4
I don't know how well it works either. I know of people who have done engine compartments with Wal Mart (97 cent cans) paint and they prepped the compartment and sanded it like they would a regular auto paint job and it held up for a long time believe it or not.
As far as the spray can stuff I don't know. SEM and such places make paints for interior and engine compartments and it seems to be pretty good. I'd like to know this one myself.www.streamlineautocare.com
If you wan't something done right, then you have to do it yourself!
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08-12-2007 06:26 PM #5
dupli-color
I used dupli-color on my interior. It was puke green. I turned it to semi-gloss black with red trim. Even did the carpet with the upholstry spray. Came out very nice with no runs or chipping. It does smell strong. Got a little high doing the headliner. But I have gotten alot of compliments on the finished job.BARB
LET THE FUN BEGIN
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08-12-2007 06:46 PM #6
Years ago I had a Cadillac and the seats were fading out (black nylon) So I redid them with Duplicolor Fabric spray. Right after that my boss came to town and we made sales calls together. He had on a light colored suit, and when he got out of my car at one stop his entire backside was black, from his neck to his ankles. ! I was too scared to say anything to him, so I just kept my mouth shut. He went through the entire day like that, and when I put him on a plane that night he still didn't know.
After that I scrubbed and scrubbed, but the darned stuff still kept rubbing off.
Don
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08-12-2007 08:36 PM #7
haha that is a great one Don! I can see now that Don is the type that if you have something wrong with your face and people keep laughing at you and you ask "what's the problem" he will say "what problem? I don't see nothing wrong".www.streamlineautocare.com
If you wan't something done right, then you have to do it yourself!
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08-13-2007 12:08 AM #8
I'm a very firm believer in "letting sleeping dogs lie" and all that jazz.
Don
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08-13-2007 09:57 AM #9
Don, did your boss sue the airline thinking they were at fault????
That little story is why I would probably never use any type of fabric or vinyl colorer. The fear of failure would just be too much for me.Bob
A good friend will come and bail you out of jail....but a true friend will be sitting next to you saying..."Damn....that was fun!
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08-13-2007 10:49 AM #10
I've used the Duli-Color self-etching primer, sprayed well (I like the fan nozzles) and strong as it resisted a screwdriver scrape after 24 hours.
The cheap stuff (yellow label, black paint) from AutoZone wipes off with a terry cloth towel.There is no limit to what a man can do . . . if he doesn't mind who gets the credit. (Ronald Reagan)
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08-13-2007 05:35 PM #11
dupli color is awsome, havn't used the paint shop ( the laquer base clear system ) but the cans, there great. high heat aluminum as a base coat under the metalcast paints looks awsome. mu power by ford valvecover was done red that way by me, now it's almost 50% boiled off from my fuel fountian that my carburator produced for me ( float was upside down, my fault ), I still get complimented by it's deep appearence.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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08-13-2007 05:47 PM #12
Originally Posted by shawnlee28Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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08-13-2007 06:47 PM #13
The entire truck..................................................
Its already got a nice coat of laquer bomb,looks good too ,just never knew the reason they used to use 100 coats ,now I do It has very little coverage after 10 coats I can still see down to the primer Talked to a few guys and they said it will never cover,I have white specks all over the dark primer under the red.
The dupli bomb is real acrylic enamal car paint,I just cant fog out the neighborhood with a full blown paint job,I have the tools,just nowhere to do it at and there is no money to rent a booth.
Its bomb it or let it rust like a rat in primer ,which I just cant justify doing.Soo its acrylic enamel bomb untill future funds and time permit a real paint job.
I have shot almost every type of bomb now and this dupli is 10 times the bomb as the rest are ,its a good quality paint in a bomb.
I color/ wet sanded the laquer bomb and it looked real good,I am hoping that I can wet sand the acrylic enamel like the laquer did?Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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08-14-2007 01:06 PM #14
Can you not go to home depot and buy that big roll of clear sheeting that is pretty thick and make a thing comming off the roof over the garage and staple it up, put some fans going out and one in and buy those little filters and tape them over the fan to help filter it out some. Probably could build one with about 150 bucks and either buy or get a neighbor to lend you a fan or two. Might not be as easy as renting a spray booth but cheaper and the paint will last longer than the spray bomb would.www.streamlineautocare.com
If you wan't something done right, then you have to do it yourself!
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08-14-2007 02:19 PM #15
Originally Posted by FMXhellraiserGeorge
Thank you Roger. .
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