Happy with results from Endura EX2C topcoat

Tried a new product Endura polyurathane two part topcoat over endura two part EP primer very happy with it this stuff holds out great in the chemical resistance field and people are trying to tell me the I shot clear over it.

Sounds like your trying to sell that Canadian oil rig paint based on both posts. If so your violating policy here.

I probably shouldn't reply and draw attention to it, but I posted in the event you didn't read the rules. If your selling, it's time to hit the road Jack. You know how the rest goes.

A google search will bring you mixed results from other discussion forums. Some car painters didn't like the texture and found it hard to spray. I believe it is an industrial Urethane originally marketed to the oil drilling industry. I have seen industrial urethane offered as an option on trailers. Those i have seen have less shine than an automotive urethane and weren't glass like smooth in appearance. I don't know what brand those industrial urethanes were, or how skilled the trailer painters are. The same guy who can do certified welds may also have to be the paint man as needed. One website i saw was selling it for slightly more than a gallon of PPG's omni line of urethane and that was without shipping.

It has it's place in the paint world, Sounds ideal for a steel bridge. One has to choose between auto quality and other enamels when painting a tractor. Some are perfectly happy with a rattle can and don't consider the look, durability or shine factor, as they keep their equipment in a shed. Whatever you choose as a top coat, you can't go wrong with 2 part epoxy primer to protect the metal from rust, preferably over bare metal.

Road salt is a factor on vehicles in the northern states and Canada, not usually a factor on tractors.