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08-17-2004 08:32 AM #1
Laqeur Primer reduced with Laqeur thinner????
Hey guys, and especially Spray Tech, I was at the PPG shop and bought the cheapest Primer I could get, LAQEUR PRIMER, and yes I know Laqeur is spelled wrong. I was told by the guy I could reduce it with Laquer thinner, from any shop or store, like Wal-mart or any place. Tell me if this is true or not and give me the mixing ratio for it. Thanks guy!!!!
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08-17-2004 10:32 AM #2
Every can of primer I ever bought had the mixing instructions on the label.Jack
Gone to Texas
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08-17-2004 10:51 AM #3
...... and I've never been a fan of hardware store laquer thinner other than maybe for cleanup. Stick with the same brand as the primer.
BTW: If you're looking to use this primer under a finished paint job, I wouldn't use cheap primer either. A paint job is only good if you use quality products throughout the paint process.
If your just priming it for that "Rat Rod" look, spray the cheap stuff."PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
John 3:16
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08-17-2004 03:14 PM #4
300.
I would guess that it was DZ-3 Lacquer Primer?
Good High build primer in its day.( and still is)
I used to use it many years ago , and was a very good primer.
I would use a good PPG grade Thinner ( I think if memory serves me would be the DTL Thinners )as the cheap stuff might not have the chemicals in it to help with longevity of the primer.
A Gallon of good grade thinner from PPG shouldnt be more then 20 bucks i would think.
Buy a gallon of cheap stuff for clean up , and use the good thinner in your primer
Spray
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08-17-2004 04:49 PM #5
You got it DW, DTL876.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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08-17-2004 06:24 PM #6
I have the MP281 primer. I went ahead and got some Dupont laqeur thinner for it, but i still need the mix ratio, it is PPG primer so i know its good stuff. thanks guy!!
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08-17-2004 06:56 PM #7
This is from my lacquer painting memory of quite a few years ago, but I always mixed it 1:1. Tweaked it a little one way or another depending on how it flowed.
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08-17-2004 08:12 PM #8
Just wondering, since ive never seen a lacquer primered car, what does it look like? I wanted to do my T bucket in something more traditional."its better to rule in hell, than serve in heaven."
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08-17-2004 08:25 PM #9
Originally posted by suedeplymouth
Just wondering, since ive never seen a lacquer primered car, what does it look like? I wanted to do my T bucket in something more traditional."PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
John 3:16
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09-02-2004 11:57 AM #10
Hey that aint u is it pro70 z28 with butterfly collar and them bell bottom(street sweepers)!!!!!!!!!! I gatta pic of me with the green and gold turtle neck and tha brown courteroy pants lol!! Just have to remember where I hid it!!!!Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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09-02-2004 03:50 PM #11
Originally posted by shawnlee28
Hey that aint u is it pro70 z28 with butterfly collar and them bell bottom(street sweepers)!!!!!!!!!! I gatta pic of me with the green and gold turtle neck and tha brown courteroy pants lol!! Just have to remember where I hid it!!!!"PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
John 3:16
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09-02-2004 05:50 PM #12
Hey Suede
It would look like structural steel red orange, but it breathes a lot & bleeds off.Jim
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