Amazing how good something is if a telly program is given something for cheap or free!looked on YouTube but can't find it
recent episode of Car SOS (I'm not sure what channel, I was just in the room when it was on) - they fixed up a jeep grand cherokee for a guy who had his leg blown off by and land mine
they modded it to be a proper off road 4x4 thing... they painted the outside with raptor (I think it was raptor, might have been a competitor)
anyway... to test it they painted half a bonnet with it, then shot both sides with an air rifel
the raptor painted side looked un damaged... the normal paint side had a big paint chip/scratch
they said (and showed a little zoomed in bit) that the ripples/roughness in the raptor never truly set, so the big of flex in them meant they could absorb impact
I was pretty surprised by the whole shooting it thing and how well it worked
EDIT: season 11 episode 5
Car S.O.S
Datsun 240K Skyline: Tim and Fuzz restore Adam's Datsun 240k Skyline, a rare Japanese classic from the 1970s. After a spell of ill health, can they get Adam back on the road? U. (S12, ep 5)www.sky.com
I think episode 5... some results are saying episode 3... I thought there's but a clip of it on YouTube but can't find any
Mipa protect is cheaper and pretty much exactly the same.
I underseal all of the cars I restore with it and then paint over the top.
Amazing how good something is if a telly program is given something for cheap or free!
makes you laugh the posts "totally recommended mate, best ever " and theyve just sprayed it on that day , yeah report back in 5 and 10 years see if its working not after 10 mins , stuff hasnt been for sale long enough to know if it works or notLanoguard. Spend a ton on FB advertising and then everyone on forums starts recommending it.
When I buy raptor I get them to give me the tint to add as well but you can also just add your own. Raptor gives a matt sort of finish, over coating gives it a shiny finish and looks closer to the A surface colour.
No worries. Probably a 2 or 2.5mm spray gun would be best at a guess. I've seen others spray it with a conventional guy so certainly can be done. 3m I think might have info on their website.Thank you.
It's more that, with a shutz gun you can't do small amounts and you always leave a load behind.
AND... I won't have a clean container, as you never get one with the gun, as it just assumes you're going to use the product in one hit.
Mix 150 grams and use a foam roller. I have done this many times. And there is no big shagreen. But the required thickness will have to be increased many times. Epoxy 2K primer requiredDo you buy it locally, or mail order?
And...
If you spray it with a normal gun, how do you find it?
I won't want to spray a litre in one hit in the back, and would rather use my 1.4 gravity, but don't know how it would perform.
Normally this sort of stuff always has the blurb that they use it on oil rigs for rust prevention.Lanoguard. Spend a ton on FB advertising and then everyone on forums starts recommending it.