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be careful when you paint your "Paint Isolator" on there mate.
To seal it up and stop it bleeding through it'll have to be a 2pak product, ie. isocyanate filled. ie. very bad for you. :cry:
Especially if you are painting it in a non ventilated environment. (ie. not a spray booth).
Not trying to be patronising or anything to you. And if you are already aware of this please dont be offended. But as a relatively young (29) spraypainter i am very passionate about personal safety as i see all too much careless practices in my industry. :roll: :roll:

I'd hate to see a fellow mini lover in being put in danger. After all, we are very special people and should be treasured above all others :lol: :lol: :lol:

On a brighter note . Please chuck up some photo's of your progress as i'm sure everyone, myself included, would be keen to see your project. 8)

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MrFail wrote:
be careful when you paint your "Paint Isolator" on there mate.
To seal it up and stop it bleeding through it'll have to be a 2pak product, ie. isocyanate filled. ie. very bad for you. :cry:
Especially if you are painting it in a non ventilated environment. (ie. not a spray booth).
Not trying to be patronising or anything to you. And if you are already aware of this please dont be offended. But as a relatively young (29) spraypainter i am very passionate about personal safety as i see all too much careless practices in my industry. :roll: :roll:

I'd hate to see a fellow mini lover in being put in danger. After all, we are very special people and should be treasured above all others :lol: :lol: :lol:


Well you've got my Vote :)


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I know nothing about painting. this is my first time.. fully understand re 2K.. have done some homework....did use a single pac Isolator with a brush from Motospray for the inside floor over the top of Ormonoid,then primed up with 3M Primer surfacer,it worked ... havent done the boot or the engine bay as yet....

must say I am happy with the finish of the roof, little peely but nothing that cant be rubbed back.. was slightly amazed at the sort of finish I was able to get out of an Airless gun... certainly not 2Pak finish but a bit of Rubbing back and finishing it should be nice

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