3M Automotive product:
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/...02-4608-4.pdf?fn=SingleStage Self Etching.pdf
I see the dental product you mentioned, not familiar with it.
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/...02-4608-4.pdf?fn=SingleStage Self Etching.pdf
I see the dental product you mentioned, not familiar with it.
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Thank you, I have never seen this product, probably not distributed in Australia.
Rustoleum brand is available but I think I will stick with polyurethane.
I have a more-or-less acceptable surface texture now, will try garnet abrasive in my sandblaster and hope to improve it.
Best wishes
David
Metalworking machine? Depending on the coolant it might be worth using 2 part epoxy.
Yes, it's the coolant tray and cabinet stand for a metalwork band-saw.
A 2 pack epoxy primer would probably be a little better but it's a pain to mix, and to have limited pot life.
I have done the full 2 pack epoxy + polyurethane topcoat in the past but for this small job it's just not worth it, plus the expense to buy paint when I only need a fraction of a can.
However, I did learn recently that there are now 2 pack spray cans, where some internal separator is broken before use.
Saves some of the fuss but fairly expensive, the POR-15 is already not cheap.
Best wishes
David
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