Have you ever tried to fix textured drywall or lathe/plaster? It's always down to playing with various settings and trial/error if you want to match a specific finish. These coatings facilitate a texture but they won't do it for you. If you apply at a high pressure they're not going to do anything. You can spray Raptor flat if you so wish. I think you may be able to get Raptor in a quart but Polane is likely a gallon. Plus the hardener. Then you get into color. You'll need to have your local industrial finish shop tint based on your codes or apply a compatible (color) topcoat, emphasis on compatible. Then you get into application, you're usually applying at a low pressure, wider tip if you want to get a textured finish. I doubt your setup is this. 2K is 2-part catalyzed. Read up on health effects of isocyanates.
On Thu, Dec 22, 2022 at 3:15 PM Chris via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > So this polane stuff creates the texture when used with any airgun? > Everything I have is small, not ideal for painting a car, but more then > adequate for covering a 5170 case. Artist equipment. And I have a somewhat > larger gun that has a gravity fed canister that can hold upwards of 4oz. of > paint. The compressors I have can go from 20 to maybe 120psi iinm. > > The question is can this polane stuff be had in small quantities. And in > the color I want. > > What's a 2K? > >
