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Posted by the tractor vet on June 13, 2007 at 14:23:37 from (75.19.120.214):
In Reply to: 2150 posted by VAJerry on June 13, 2007 at 10:45:29:
well the way i spray it is to fill the cup about 2/3rds full add a splash of Dupont 77 S hardner and a splash of Case I H thinner mix well let set for a few min. and put on the mask and at about 38-40 lbs air pressure at the gun lay down vary light coats let flash and lay down the next let flash and so on ususaly lay down 6 light coats the first three you can still see thru it sorta like sparyen iodine on the fourth coat is when ya can lay down a littel heavier to start building color. Now that is my way as i am no real painter but it will come out real good with no runs no hits and no errors.
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