hi, if you spray  2-pak clear  over aged acrylic ( or any acrylic) the 2 pak
clear may crack .
acrylic laquer is thermo plastic which makes it stretch or move (or become
slightly pliable or soft) on very hot days.
since the  2 pak clear does not move or become pliable in hot weather , and
the acrylic does ,then if the acrylic does move
undrneath th clear , th clear may crazy crack over time.

you should be very carefull abiout putting two pack clear over  fresh
acrylic paint  ( not primer)  because it may delaminate or seperate itself
from the acrylic.
2 pak clear is really designed to go over   COB ( clear over base coats)
which are nitro cellulose based, not acrylic based.

 mark k

----- Original Message -----
From: "maldat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: (resprays)


> 2 pac undercoat is the stuff most paint shops use now.
> Very nice to spray,rub.
> A lot of people say dont spray 2 pac clear over A type ,but if you use
> real good 2 pak clear it should be ok.
> Try it first on a small part(under the sill)
>
> Malcolm
>
> Ross Goddard wrote:
>
> > My mate who is the spray painter says that only the top clear layer is
> > true 2 pak paint. (ie witha hardener added) The base layers are a
> > modified acrylic so you can put the top coat over them without frying
> > up. He says that with my car, we dont need to go back to bare metal, as
> > the current 2 pak systems can go over just about anything, so long as it
> > gets a good key into whats underneath. My car has had several repairs
> > and different panels from other cars, so i guess we will see how it
> > comes up when we spray it????
> >
> >       ----------
> >       From:   Jim Little
> >       Reply To:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >       Sent:   Wednesday, June 12, 2002 16:36 PM
> >       To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >       Subject:        Re: (resprays)
> >
> >       the guy who i bought my 1600 from had recntly stripped his car
> >       back to metal, prime painted etc..did the works.
> >
> >       The final paint job ws not great, the paint did not look too good.
> >
> >       Anyway i recently talked to a spray painter about getting a
> >       respray, he actually came out to my house to give her a look
> >       over...second time he has done this for me. He said that the body
> >       was good and straight etc and he would be happy to rub her back
> >       and give her a few coats of 2pak. thing is the original paint work
> >       was acrylic and i figured you would have to get a 2pak undercoat.
> >       I offered to do the prep work to save some money and he said he
> >       would have to do the prep work to make sure it was good enough to
> >       spray over. The work would obviously be guaranteed so i am
> >       wondering if this is really posible. ie 2pak over acrylic primer
etc
> >
> >
> >
> >       cheers all
> >
> >
> >
> >         mark krawczuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >             hi, my brother works as a spray painter ( thats all he does,
> >             no body work)
> >             at bruce lellman crash here in renmark, he said that it
> >             depends on what
> >             type of undercoat u use ( i.e 2 pak or acrylic) and over
> >             what u spray the
> >             undercoat.
> >             if you prime over bog repairs ideally you should finnish
> >             rubbing yoiur
> >             bog work with 120 grit or finer to minimize any sanding
> >             scratch coming
> >             back up thru the paint at a later date.
> >
> >             24 hours should be long enough for the primer to cure,
> >             wether 2pak or
> >             acrylic.
> >             if you get any shrinkage coming thru or map edging , its
> >             probally more
> >             likelly to be from the prep work , more so than the drying
> >             time.
> >             you can also run innto trouble if you prime over acrylic
> >             paint that
> >             has not had the edge feathered properly.
> >             alot of people tend to blame the undercoat or dryingtime
> >             than the actual
> >             prep work.
> >
> >             something to think about .!
> >             mark k
> >             ----- Original Message -----
> >             From: "nat P."
> >             To:
> >             Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 1:24 PM
> >             Subject: Is there a Beater OR PAINTER
> >
> >
> >              > Is there a Panel Beater AND/OR a spray painter on the
> >              > list!!!
> >              >
> >              > I need to know some info, I alway leave the primer to
> >              > dry for a least 24 hours before I spray the top coat!
> >              > Do I have to wait this long?
> >              > Cheers NAT
> >              >
> >              > http://www.sold.com.au - SOLD.com.au
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> >              >
> >
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