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Has anybody ever sprayed it?Can it be sprayed without thinning?I plan on using it on the floorboards and underneath.
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I tried a search didnt get the info i wanted.Thanks for your responses.I will try searching again when i have another hour or two to kill. Thanks Dave
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This is directly from the Por15 website
SPRAY APPLICATION:
Use 30-35 lbs pressure for normal gloss. Reduce pressure for lower gloss (20-25 lbs). Thin only with POR-15 Solvent, if necessary, but do not thin more than 5%.
TO TOPCOAT A FULLY CURED POR-15 SURFACE:
Wet sand with 600 grit until gloss is dull, then paint, or use POR-15 Tie-Coat Primer directly on the cured POR-15 surface, then topcoat as desired. NOTE: Never topcoat a POR-15 surface that hasn't dried, as this will ruin the coat already down.
Use POR-15 Solvent or lacquer thinner for cleanup, which must be done before POR-15 dries. NOTE: Organic vapor particulate respirators, NIOSH/MSHA approved, must be used when spraying POR-15.
Moisture will shorten the life of unused POR-15. See our 'Residual Moisture - Little known Facts' page to learn some little-known facts about residual moisture.
Seal can or jar immediately after using. We recommend placing plastic wrap between lid can and storing in a cool dark place.
SPRAY APPLICATION:
Use 30-35 lbs pressure for normal gloss. Reduce pressure for lower gloss (20-25 lbs). Thin only with POR-15 Solvent, if necessary, but do not thin more than 5%.
TO TOPCOAT A FULLY CURED POR-15 SURFACE:
Wet sand with 600 grit until gloss is dull, then paint, or use POR-15 Tie-Coat Primer directly on the cured POR-15 surface, then topcoat as desired. NOTE: Never topcoat a POR-15 surface that hasn't dried, as this will ruin the coat already down.
Use POR-15 Solvent or lacquer thinner for cleanup, which must be done before POR-15 dries. NOTE: Organic vapor particulate respirators, NIOSH/MSHA approved, must be used when spraying POR-15.
Moisture will shorten the life of unused POR-15. See our 'Residual Moisture - Little known Facts' page to learn some little-known facts about residual moisture.
Seal can or jar immediately after using. We recommend placing plastic wrap between lid can and storing in a cool dark place.
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I've got to get some of that stuff and give it a try...Havent attempted anything with it yet, but it looks like you get great results when used properly.
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Has anybody ever sprayed it?Can it be sprayed without thinning?I plan on using it on the floorboards and underneath.
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Car: 88 IROC-Z
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Thanks guys i brushed and sprayed it worked great.Stuff is a real pain in the rear to get off of you.Seems to be alot better than undercoating. Thanks again for all of your replies.
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