Under Coating

[ggehrke at gmail.com (GGehrke)]

Where are you located?  I know humitidy control plays a big part in
proper curing of paints like that too.  It shouldn't be a problem in
winter, but for example POR-15 requires some level of humidity or
something goofy like that, so you might check if it says anything
about it.  I've used a couple spraycan undercoat or truck liner type
products for one use or another, and haven't really found anything
i've been terribly happy with (with regards to durability), but then
I've also never had problems with it curing.  Are you sure you were
supposed to primer first and that the primer is compatible?

-Grant-



On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 14:22:55 -0800, Gordy Stedman <ydrogs@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
>   Anyone  recomend a good, thick undercoating product?  I tried a rattle
>   can  spray  from  Permatex last weekend and it still isn't dry yet!  I
>   applied  some  primer  to  the  metal  first  and it dried in about 20
>   minutes.   I had my shop up to at least 60F and the can was warmed and
>   mixed  well.   I  sprayed it on lightly anticipating applying multiple
>   coats but at this rate it will be summer before I get 4 coats on.  Any
>   info  will help since this issue is holding up the many other projects
>   I need to finish.  Happy New Year!
> 
>   Gordy
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