[58Delray]

Need some help. I have an epoxy resin primer which has to be mixed with a catlyst and reducer. I bought a reducer that says it is for urethane primer. Will this work? If not, what am I looking for? Also, what is the best way to clean your spraygun after you are finished? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[willys36@aol.com]

Check with your paint supplier about compatibility. Your question is not specific enough to answer, and even if you gave brand names and descriptions, paints change so fast, it is impossible to guess whether one product is compatible with another.

All that being said, try a little paint and reducer mixed togheter. If they mix well and don't coagulate into lumpy curds and whey, they will probably work together.

[adtkart]

My tip of the day.
Talk to the paint supplier. They know what will work with their product. It's usually not like going to an auto parts store to get spark plugs from some guy that isn't sure where they go. Most of the suppliers, atleast in this area, are trained by the manufacturers on that product. Also, DON'T MIX BRANDS. Every brand has their own chemical make up. The reducers are made for their products, not everyone elses. You never know when they will violently object to what you are doing. I am sure that you would rather spent a little right now to make sure things work, than spend alot later to do it all over.