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[bobm]

It all boils down to preference and preparation!! From my experience and I hate painting, stuff we used on DOD work was fantastic, yellow zinc primer and polyurethane paints, they resit gasoline ,oil,diesel, battery acid and other chemicals!! I also used this other sealant, we knicknamed Grey goop that was used around various openings (smelled like rotten eggs) resisted all the above when dry and was still flexible ! 2 part sealant! Went together like Peas n s! Thats all I got to say about that

 

[RUSH55]

And that is pretty important too, the chemical resistance. Nothing like having your frame and firewall all spiffy and then having brake fluid spill all over the place and cause it to peel off!

 

[J Mack]

From my experience

You just described every product I listed above.



Either great minds think alike or we both lost ours but once again we see eye to eye.

 

[bobm]

You just described every product I listed above.



Either great minds think alike or we both lost ours but once again we see eye to eye.

I think both quotes would apply sir!!

 

[PabloCruise]

It all boils down to preference and preparation!! From my experience and I hate painting, stuff we used on DOD work was fantastic, yellow zinc primer and polyurethane paints, they resit gasoline ,oil,diesel, battery acid and other chemicals!! I also used this other sealant, we knicknamed Grey goop that was used around various openings (smelled like rotten eggs) resisted all the above when dry and was still flexible ! 2 part sealant! Went together like Peas n s! Thats all I got to say about that

There's a reason...

 

[RUSH55]

So I went to my local Sherwin-Williams store today to find out if they had any B67 primers or Acrolon on hand. The kid on duty was not very familiar with either of them, didn’t have any in store, and attempted to steer me towards a single part water based product that was more “user friendly”. I’m not extremely excited about water based automotive or industrial paints, especially single part paint.
His main concern was effect on the spray gun, that the paint is designed for an “in shop” application between 70 - 80 degrees F, the pot life, and “sweat-in” time, which all seemed to him to be a drastic inconvenience. And BTW, he’d never heard of Mathys Noxide.
So now not sure if another retailer would be more helpful, or if these products would be better bought online.

 

[J Mack]

Mathys Noxide

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store.duvalpaint.com

Call these guys for everything else.
Sherwin-Williams Commercial Paint Store

2135 e Jones ave

Phoenix, AZ, 85040-1470

(602) 252-7574

 

[RUSH55]

Let me rephrase that -
The Sherwin-Williams salesman had never heard of Mathys Noxide.

Thanks for finding that store, Jim

 

[J Mack]

Let me rephrase that -
The Sherwin-Williams salesman had never heard of Mathys Noxide.

Mathys Noxide is a Rust-Oleum Industrial product.

 

[RUSH55]

They are major dealers of Rust-Oleum products. At least my local SW store is. But apparently no so much on the industrial side, which I think has been the source of confusion.

 

[Shyrock]

Check out thread from 70 Series forum:
floor treatment options
Master Series Chassis paint

 

[RUSH55]

Went to Phoenix last week to check out the Sherwin-Williams industrial paint supply store - available for pick-up only, so couldn’t go in and talk to anyone.
Called today and got some info and pricing.
~$130 for a 1gallon kit of the B67 primer.
Checking out the Acrolon color chart

https://industrial.sherwin-williams.com/content/dam/pcg/sherwin-williams/protective-marine/na/us/en-us/pdfs/marketing-uploads/Protective_Marine_System_4000_Color_Card.pdf

 

[scrapdaddy]

Seems to be a lot of nice green shades, just say'n.

 

[bobm]

Keep pushing da buttons Ron

 

[J Mack]

Called today and got some info and pricing.
~$130 for a 1gallon kit of the B67 primer.

That sounds like a good price for a quality primer, mine was 1:1 so a one gal kit made two gal's of primer or about 2.5 Gal of product after thinning.

 

[RUSH55]

Not sure if I asked you Jim, but when you painted Tcarrier the first time with the Acrolon, did you go with the gloss or semi-gloss?

 

[J Mack]

Simi

 

[bobm]

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