Stop in for a cup of coffee

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IWe used that primer on Rons frame I really liked it a lot. Never had any great results with the stuff you used. Way to thick usually and needs major thinning in my experience. I have a Sherwin Williams account now and they sell some decent stuff in their name. Prob use it on the Cuda whenever that time comes.
 
zkx14 said:
I hope that # is reversed, but a bit high for a 'normal'...
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Always has been high, Since the day I was Married. Seriously blame it on the high stress jobs I have had most of my adult life.
That's why I just don't give a crap about much now. Drama free man, drama free.

Dave Glad to see yours is better today.
 
halifaxhops said:
Always has been high, Since the day I was Married. Seriously blame it on the high stress jobs I have had most of my adult life.
That's why I just don't give a crap about much now. Drama free man, drama free.

Dave Glad to see yours is better today.
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That level won't hurt anything-if it stays steady. Problem is it puts you too close to a danger zone level if it goes up from there.
My doc was more concerned that mine was doing a yo-yo. ​
 
It has always been high. Been to the VA and once they called a ambulance for me because of it. Guess four cups of coffee and a few cigs on the ride there is a bad thing! Pretty funny actually when they said I cant refuse it!
 
Keith you still have that old control unit we were fooling with? I would like to put it through a temp swing and see if it fails since that tester I got works.
 
zkx14 said:
I would have used the same as Tim, but my color looked better over gray/black
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I wonder if I can spray the one tim had and then spray the grey over the top since its a high build
 
halifaxhops said:
Always has been high, Since the day I was Married. Seriously blame it on the high stress jobs I have had most of my adult life.
That's why I just don't give a crap about much now. Drama free man, drama free.

Dave Glad to see yours is better today.
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Yesterday mine was 121 over 85. Not bad for an old guy....
 
I would be worried about peeling with to much primer then what will the paint do to it after it is on. Good question for a body supply house locally. I know the guy down the street is very adamant about the right primer made for the paint.
 
halifaxhops said:
I would be worried about peeling with to much primer then what will the paint do to it after it is on. Good question for a body supply house locally. I know the guy down the street is very adamant about the right primer made for the paint.
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I was in the same thought. BUT what I did worked great.... First time I tried what I did... The damn primer can cost as much as the color!
 
Mopar Tim said:
I was in the same thought. BUT what I did worked great.... First time I tried what I did... The damn primer can cost as much as the color!
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About 100 a gallon here off the shelf. SW I get 40% discount so it helps a bunch.
 
Paint is crazy, looked at the teal for the cuda, about 400 a gallon for good quality. Prob going to have to go that way with this car.
 
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