Can Urethane Be Sprayed Over Lacquer at Brian Christensen blog

Can Urethane Be Sprayed Over Lacquer. can you spray polyurethane over lacquer? if you really want to paint over it, which i don't suggest, your best bet is to spray epoxy over it as a sealer. This video episode is brought to. if your going with urethane you could scuff it down and prime it with a 2k primer/sealer that will stop your basecoat. This article delves into these questions, exploring the properties of both lacquer. these are becoming the standard for collision painting because they are quicker to use and easier to blend. But for restoration and custom work, acrylic basecoats and urethanes are the way to go. i've seen several paint articles and even tech sheets for certain urethane paints claim urethane can be sprayed over. best would be to spray out an old door using the primer, sealer, lacquer you intend on using, then a urethane. Spray atleast 2 light coats, unreduced. i do not recommend it.

best would be to spray out an old door using the primer, sealer, lacquer you intend on using, then a urethane. can you spray polyurethane over lacquer? This video episode is brought to. But for restoration and custom work, acrylic basecoats and urethanes are the way to go. Spray atleast 2 light coats, unreduced. i've seen several paint articles and even tech sheets for certain urethane paints claim urethane can be sprayed over. This article delves into these questions, exploring the properties of both lacquer. these are becoming the standard for collision painting because they are quicker to use and easier to blend. if your going with urethane you could scuff it down and prime it with a 2k primer/sealer that will stop your basecoat. i do not recommend it.

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Can Urethane Be Sprayed Over Lacquer i've seen several paint articles and even tech sheets for certain urethane paints claim urethane can be sprayed over. This video episode is brought to. But for restoration and custom work, acrylic basecoats and urethanes are the way to go. if your going with urethane you could scuff it down and prime it with a 2k primer/sealer that will stop your basecoat. if you really want to paint over it, which i don't suggest, your best bet is to spray epoxy over it as a sealer. Spray atleast 2 light coats, unreduced. i've seen several paint articles and even tech sheets for certain urethane paints claim urethane can be sprayed over. i do not recommend it. This article delves into these questions, exploring the properties of both lacquer. can you spray polyurethane over lacquer? best would be to spray out an old door using the primer, sealer, lacquer you intend on using, then a urethane. these are becoming the standard for collision painting because they are quicker to use and easier to blend.