re. Automotive Paint Differences
Todd Phenneger
tquattroguy at yahoo.com
Tue Sep 16 23:18:47 EDT 2003
Ben,
So I can see you used a Sikkens Single Stage paint. My
question is that AKZO NOBEL "the company that owns Sikkens" has
three different paint lines.
Sikkens
Lesonol
U-Tech
Which one did you use? I believe "AutoCryl" is their Single
Stage paint. My worry is that the U-Tech line of paints may not
be as durable as the real Sikkens stuff. I have used "OMNI"
paint before which is a cheap end PPG and the stuff isn't that
great. Looks good but the durability is crap. I dont want that
type stuff on my car. I KNOW that the Dupont paint will work
GREAT. But the shop I want to go to doens't use the stuff.
Thats my dilema, finding a good shop or person to shoot the car
that will not overcharge and will use good paint. IF the U-Tech
paint is not up to snuff then I may go to an independent
Freelance painter to shoot the car and I supply the paint.
THanks
Todd
Thanks
Todd
--- benswann at comcast.net wrote:
> From: Todd Phenneger <tquattroguy at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Automotive Paint Differences
> To: Quattro List <quattro at audifans.com>..
>
> Todd,
>
> I'll be using the Sikkens on my UrQ - three parts: base,
> hardener and
> accelerator.
>
> Had my '81 Scirocco done in this about 10 years ago. Great
> paint, quite
> durable. Can be a little tricky to work with, but pros and
> cons in that regard.
>
> Again, I found the paint to be good tough paint.
>
> See Scirocco:
> http://www.homestead.com/ben_swann/files/sirrocgt1.jpg
> http://www.homestead.com/ben_swann/myaudi.html
>
> Ben
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