Isocyanate free 2k?

[Shug]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2K-ACRYLI..._Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint&hash=item564b9e1581

Anyone know whether this stuff is any good?
Usually when something that's bad for you is removed from something, it ceases to be any good!
Isocyanate is the reason I went with cellulose on my car originally, but it needs a respray (bad prep, so not necessarily the fault of cellulose but its too damn thin!)

 

[langy]

Jawel paint used to be good stuff years ago, I havn't used it for years though.
They know how to charge though

 

[old yellar]

i would love to give it a go its not cheap to be experimenting with.any guinny pigs/trail blazers out there?

 

[Cally91]

Looking through there shop is a listing for valspar UD429 I'm sure there was a thread somewhere on this 2K to 1K hardener

 

[the snooper]

Looking through there shop is a listing for valspar UD429 I'm sure there was a thread somewhere on this 2K to 1K hardener

wasnt this one was it ?

 

[zx9]

I admit to getting all fired up by the idea in the other thread. We are having work done on the house at the moment so my project has ground to a halt, not least because of the amount of decorating SWMBO has assigned me
However I can tell you how slowly an Earlex 5000HVLP sprays emulsion

 

[Cally91]

wasnt this one was it ?

That's the one

 

[koiboy]

Do isocyanate free 2k paints still have the same characteristics as normal 2k?

I am liking the idea of isocyanate free 2k epoxy primer as it eliminates the worry of something going wrong as I will be spraying in my garage.

I know jotsun 87 is isocyanate free and will be using this on my chassis but is lechler 29107 isocynate free as I wil be using this on my shell

Elliot

 

[pedrobedro]

i would love to give it a go its not cheap to be experimenting with.any guinny pigs/trail blazers out there?

You wouldn't buy 9 litres to experiment with, you could paint a stealth bomber with it. They do a 3 litre kit in a lot of different colours which might be an option.

 

[old yellar]

ok im gonna give this stuff a go.i have 2 wings needing a fresh coat so it should be easy to get rid off if its s**t.thing is though as im in the R.O.I. i need to pay 18 pound carriage aswell.still atleast i'll know once and for all.may get a pro to put it on just so there is no grey area bout how its applied etc.

 

[Cally91]

Looking forward to the test

 

[old yellar]

havent got around to ordering this yet but have spoken to a painter who has used it.he reckons if you have all the proper equipment and a way of air drying it for around 5 hrs afterwards its not two bad.he says moisture would be a big problem for some reason hence the air drying.its holding its gloss well after 6 months.he also says that he would use it again if it stands up to the time test.doesnt really seem to be very diy freindly after all.if i could afford all the propper gear i wouldnt need to be using it attall.