How Long Should New Paint With One Stage Dry Before Polish
01-fourteen-2011,09:37 AM #one
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Single stage paint question...
Practise you take to expect 30 days forthe pigment to cure, or does that merely get for articulate coatsd paint?
01-14-2011,09:53 AM #ii
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Re: Single stage paint question...
That would be dependent on the type of paint, amount of hardener or flex agent used and would exist a question to ask the painter or the paint manufacturer.All the cars that were painted single phase in the body shop that I used to piece of work at needed to off gas for a period earlier being sealed or waxed notwithstanding it was sanded, cut and glazed pretty much immediately after or within a few days of being sprayed.
01-14-2011,10:02 AM #3
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Re: Single stage pigment question...
Originally Posted by tuscarora dave
That would be dependent on the blazon of paint, corporeality of hardener or flex agent used and would be a question to ask the painter or the paint manufacturer.
All the cars that were painted single stage in the body shop that I used to work at needed to off gas for a flow before beingness sealed or waxed withal information technology was sanded, cut and glazed pretty much immediately after or within a few days of being sprayed.
01-14-2011,ten:16 AM #4
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Re: Unmarried phase paint question...
That would exist dependent on the type of paint, amount of hardener or flex agent used and would exist a question to ask the painter or the paint manufacturer.
All the cars that were painted single stage in the trunk store that I used to work at needed to off gas for a period before being sealed or waxed however information technology was sanded, cut and glazed pretty much immediately subsequently or inside a few days of being sprayed.
Generally fresh pigment is much easier to cut and buff if you practise it as soon as possible subsequently the "minimum cure time" indicated on the paint'southward P-sheet, but commonly information technology takes longer earlier the pigment is cured to the signal that it can exist sealed.
01-xiv-2011,10:25 AM #5
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Re: Single stage paint question...
01-fourteen-2011,10:41 AM #6
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Re: Single stage paint question...
Merely to add some more information...There are hi-tech single stage paints, that is the same basic resin and curing technology every bit "clear" coat pigment applied science.
Then there'due south old school, solvent evaporation enamels and lacquers.
Old Timers volition even tell you in that location were clear coats in the 50'due south and threescore's, way earlier modern clear coats and they're right, just these type of clear coats they're talking almost are lacquer clears and they were used to create a custom lacquer evidence car cease and these were even so solvent evaporation paints.
When articulate coat became the buzz word to describe modernistic automotive paints information technology has to do with the EPA creating new regulations near emitting Five.O.C., in this case solvents, as in solvent-evaporation paints, into the air.
Paint technology, that is "resin" applied science changed, and the way this resin is sprayed and cured changed dramatically and is continuing to change every year.
Regardless of the "type" of pigment or resin technology you're working on, paint manufacturers still recommend a waiting time earlier yous seal it with a wax or pigment sealant.
You lot can work on ti earlier 30 days, just the idea beingness non to apply anything that acts to seal the surface and these types of products are the types of products nosotros consider "protection" products no thing what the name on the label.
Because this topic comes up a lot, I've written a few manufactures on the topic...
Here on AGO, from my article list...
Articles on Auto Paint
Don't wax your car for at to the lowest degree 30 days!Fresh Paint - But yous can touch on it...
Body Shop Prophylactic Glaze on Fresh Paint - #seven Show Car Glaze
The applied differences between unmarried stage paints and a clear coat paints
On MeguiarsOnline.com
This article was posted on November 17, 2004, nearly 7 years ago...
Paint Needs to Breathe
01-31-2011,01:17 PM #eight
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Re: Single stage paint question...
My friend is getting a single phase paint chore at Earl Scheib.After the spray the color, exercise they but allow it dry out and that's it? Will they possibly buff the car on a single stage paint chore?
01-31-2011,01:20 PM #9
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Re: Single stage paint question...
Yes unless they are also going to bake it for a little while if that have that ability.
My friend is getting a single stage paint job at Earl Scheib.
Lets hope not... your friend would be better off to let you practise whatsoever follow-up buffing...
Volition they possibly buff the car on a single phase pigment chore?
You become what you pay for, hope they exercise a skilful job and hope they spray enough cloth to give yous or your friend some picture-build to work with into the future.
01-31-2011,01:21 PM #10
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Re: Single stage paint question...
Thank, Mikey.
Yes unless they are also going to bake it for a little while if that have that power.
Lets hope not... your friend would be meliorate off to let you exercise whatever follow-up buffing...
You lot get what you pay for, promise they exercise a expert job and hope they spray enough material to requite y'all or your friend some motion-picture show-build to work with into the futurity.
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