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Old 10-04-2009, 03:02 PM
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Nason Fulthane SS

Alright I have searched the forums and was thinking of going Fulthane on my Ttype.

Its white and I'm going to stay with white, I read on the dupont site that you can mix clear with the paint to add depth. Is this worth doing? Will it make it easier or harder to lay down? Would it be effective to add a fine pearl to the mix to make it pop a little more or am i asking for trouble.

I like the idea of a single stage feed back would be good.
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Alright I have searched the forums and was thinking of going Fulthane on my Ttype.

Its white and I'm going to stay with white, I read on the dupont site that you can mix clear with the paint to add depth. Is this worth doing? Will it make it easier or harder to lay down? Would it be effective to add a fine pearl to the mix to make it pop a little more or am i asking for trouble.

I like the idea of a single stage feed back would be good.

I painted my 29 model A a few weeks back with fulthane and it came out pretty nice.. has a very good shine... here are a few pics of it.. this is not sanded or buffed either. went on very smooth as well... and I mixed as directed didn't add any clear.




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Old 10-05-2009, 12:38 AM
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Theres no need for clear,you cant tell the differance between SS and BC?CC anyways dont add anything to SS it'll lay down in the wet paint.add pearls and mica's to BC/CC Or tri-coats or intermix clears (clear base coat) Never SS ,even metalics look like poo....Solid colors only
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[QUOTE=atichargr]I painted my 29 model A a few weeks back with fulthane and it came out pretty nice.. has a very good shine... here are a few pics of it.. this is not sanded or buffed either. went on very smooth as well... and I mixed as directed didn't add any clear.

That looks great hope mine comes out that good

What color white was that?
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[QUOTE=atichargr]I painted my 29 model A a few weeks back with fulthane and it came out pretty nice.. has a very good shine... here are a few pics of it.. this is not sanded or buffed either. went on very smooth as well... and I mixed as directed didn't add any clear.

That looks great hope mine comes out that good

What color white was that?

acutally it is an off white but unless something very white is next to it you can't tell. That is my first ever paint job aswell.. A great guy named Mike walked me throught the process.. Yours will come out just as nice... "It's all in the prep work" right Massa?

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Old 10-05-2009, 10:34 AM
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I just painted a hood black with the Nason SS. I didn't add the clear--if I wanted all that trouble, I'd just go BC/CC.

I liked the stuff--easy to shoot, laid out pretty flat, and sanded and buffed up well.

Good luck!
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Well if all goes well my buddy wants to shoot his GN good to hear the black was easy to work with too.
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I've been using it for years,for the priceand quality ,its the best deal out there for solid colors...although it is creeping up there
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Price

Well I was quoted $200.00 for paint addtive and thinner.
Half some of the othe manufactures.
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Here is nason Fulthane black sprayed last night.
Mix was 8 parts color, 2 parts reducer and 1 part activator
It hasn't been color sanded and probably won't be.
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Well I was quoted $200.00 for paint addtive and thinner.
Half some of the othe manufactures.

dont forget it's not a true urathane but it will last a good long time its pretty tough....I hope your using reducer not thinner ...thinner is for cleaning the gun,not reducing paint.....Cyclops,your bad to the bone ...great work... I can almost see myself in it ...
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Thanks DBM, the scoop was riveted to the hood originally and is now bonded to it.
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We just may be related..... just did one too. Hmmm,to wierd.I dont set the dates on my camera,LOL
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We just may be related..... just did one too. Hmmm,to wierd

Is yours on the proper hood? Mine's not on a Shivalay hood.
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????shivaly??? thats a stock 69 marro hood .....
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