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1. 12:58 AM - Drop of the Hat (P.A.D.Clarke)
2. 08:31 PM - Repainting the mini U2 (Dave Anderson)
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--> Europa-List message posted by: "P.A.D.Clarke" <paddyclarke@lineone.net>
Hi All,
Apologies to Rowland for sending to him rather than the group. I'm off
to Haverford West for lunch. No free landing fee, I just fancy a trip along the
South Wales coast !.
Cheers, Paddy Clarke
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Subject: | Repainting the mini U2 |
--> Europa-List message posted by: "Dave Anderson" <dja767@charter.net>
Hello group.
As a result of finish coat failure (a HUGE, long story), I am starting to experiment
with removing my paint and repainting the airplane. I have UV smooth prime
underneath for the UV protection and after today's trial sanding it is clear
the paint will come off fine, but I will not be able to avoid doing the entire
job over again. I can't leave the primer underneath and get thte finish coat
off. I will attempt to remove the finish coat from the primer on certain areas,
but I am facing repeating history. The plan now is to go with two possible
choices. One is aerothane with an epoxy primer. Unfortunately the epoxy primer
doesn't have UV protection ( what the heck is that anyway, really!). I have
a local painter who has said he does not like the water based UV smooth prime
- he does not use if and has painted airplanes that have been primed with it.
Here is the question: Does anybody know if there is another option for priming
with a UV protection that is not UV smooth prime ( seems everyone uses that stuff)?
Also, since it has been over a year since I painted and I have a gallon
left over, does anybody know what the shelf life of that stuff is? I have purchased
a quart and am going to experiment with different items to paint to see
if i can get a smooth finish.
I just can't wait to get more painting experience! This time, it will work!
Dave
A227
Mini U2
178 hours TT
working on cabin heater, upholstery and REPAINT!
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