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Old 29-06-17, 15:45
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That's very good to know Rob. Looks like I'll be making a trip to Napa today. I do want that coating to be as durable as possible, so the hardener will be added. I have already sprayed the bottom side, and I really like working with Brian's paint. It made me smile too.

If I trip over any other 50r's I'll be sure to let you know!
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Old 29-06-17, 18:09
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The hardener I have been using is matalpro urethane catalyst part number 6001C. I believe they also have a larger can of 6003C. As it contains isocyanides, it goes without saying that you need some extra levels of PPE.
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Wayne that jeep is looking fantastic!

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Old 02-07-17, 22:11
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Thanks John. I hope to have it looking like something more substantial in a few more days. Painting and watching it dry takes a lot of time.
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Wayne, love the conversion of the garage into a spray booth with copious amounts of plastic drop sheets and construction tape!
Will likely have to do the same, otherwise my alternative plan is my Can Tire garage in a box outside when the weather is decent...
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Old 10-07-17, 07:06
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A couple of update photos... I need to go away for work again this week, so next weekend I will paint over the primer on the outside of the body. The inside and underside of the body are completely painted, and a whole bunch of the miscellaneous things are painted now. Still have lots of odds and ends to paint after the main body parts are done.
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Old 15-07-17, 06:18
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To keep up with the series of paint stages, here are a few more photos. This is the base coat (as mentioned previously, I wanted something high quality to seal everything in). When this dries, I will commence with the three color camo pattern. I will feel a bit guilty painting flat camo over this nice Dupont paint... oh well.

Oh, and of course before I walked away, I noticed that two very small flies committed suicide in the fresh paint!
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