chriscoffey

i have been told by more then one source that it is reaaly best to try and use HOK thinner. Myself, i have had mixed results. I can use my acrylic laquer thinner for the pearls, but for some reason, it will not work on my candies. I am thinking that the candies might be a different formula (eurothane). When i try to use it on the candies, it seperates like oil & water. Strange...

the guy i work for in the evenings was real close to Boyd, and from what i got from him, Boyd had a "tummy tuck" a few years ago after loosing a bunch of weight. Apperently, Boyd passed away from the complications from the "tummy tuck". I am not sure if my boss is going to fly down for the funeral or not.

I have a Badger spray booth, and it does fairly good with ventilating the fumes, but for insanity sake, i did but a plastic door mat style mat under and around my spray booth area, and i have had no issues to date.

atleast my test subject needed clear coats. i might try another can to see if it needs clear.

i have dabbled with it. It actually does go on in 1 coat, but i prefer a few light coats. This stuff does need clear, as both test subjects i tried came out semi-gloss at best.

That's funny Fury, i am the guy who dispatches your work!!! LOL!! i am a service writer at a Chevy dealer up here north of Spokane. I am also a parts dept. consultant, a lube tech, courtesy shuttle driver, parts runner, tech assistant, shop maintnence, onstar rep. I guess you can say i wear alot of hats around here.

Naw, not 2 inches, 2 FEET... weather forcast says 12-15 inches more comming in the next 3 days...