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theairbrushguy · 09-01-2007

Hey skullmaster. I don't know what the availabitity is but give PPG paints a look. HOK are great and we use them alot, but PPG can be a bit more forgiving. They have a reactive reducer (DRR) which has a hardner in it so you can paint over a period of time withoutt clearing. With HOK you have to use the SG100 which can be a pain and could also cause a lot of build up in the thickness of the paint. The last job that I did took 7 weeks and I only cleared it once. You can clean the surface with a waterbase cleaner to remove overspray, which I do probably 5 times a day. I guess that for you, availability is the key but check PPG out. It may be your ticket.
TABG

09-01-2007	#11 (permalink)
theairbrushguy SENIOR MEMBER Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 322	Re: practice on metal surface (devil skull) Hey skullmaster. I don't know what the availabitity is but give PPG paints a look. HOK are great and we use them alot, but PPG can be a bit more forgiving. They have a reactive reducer (DRR) which has a hardner in it so you can paint over a period of time withoutt clearing. With HOK you have to use the SG100 which can be a pain and could also cause a lot of build up in the thickness of the paint. The last job that I did took 7 weeks and I only cleared it once. You can clean the surface with a waterbase cleaner to remove overspray, which I do probably 5 times a day. I guess that for you, availability is the key but check PPG out. It may be your ticket. TABG