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vfrdude · 08-21-2002, 01:17 PM

Don't be afraid to use single ot two stage urehanes. It cost more, but is more durable than laquer, you don't need as many coats, and can be sanded and painted again in a few hours if you mess up. You do need to use the proper ventilation mask, don't even attempt to spray without one!

My dad sprayed a bumper cover for my brothers Honda Civic and it turned out great! It was the first time he had ever used urethane (sp.?). It's all he's going to use from now on....

08-21-2002, 01:17 PM	#10
vfrdude Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Oakley, Ca. USA Posts: 137	Don't be afraid to use single ot two stage urehanes. It cost more, but is more durable than laquer, you don't need as many coats, and can be sanded and painted again in a few hours if you mess up. You do need to use the proper ventilation mask, don't even attempt to spray without one! My dad sprayed a bumper cover for my brothers Honda Civic and it turned out great! It was the first time he had ever used urethane (sp.?). It's all he's going to use from now on.... __________________ Rudy Fierros '95 Honda VFR750F Used to have a '71 Chevy Stepside, Guards Red, Lowered 4" rear, 3" front, White Oak bed wood, 700R4 w/373 gears until some low life stole it!