66 Corvette with UreChem Base

[Mustang408]

Just wanted to post my experience with the UreChem base I used. Mixes 2-1, and I sprayed 3 coats with my DV-1 base gun at a pressure on the gun gauge of 14PSI with 1.3 tip. I also activated the base with UreChems UA-41 hardener.The Mossport green color really looks good, better in person then my pics. I used my DV-1 clear gun spraying Euro clear with 1.3 tip at 20 psi on gun with full fluid and fan, and got supper results. Biggest problem I had was dust.

 

[crashtech]

Looks beautiful!

 

[Tungsten]

Love the color.

 

[Lizer]

I was a little apprehensive of the UreChem paints at first but now that I’ve got about 5 years of experience with them it’s a really great economy paint.

 

[SMS]

Looking good! More of this job if you don't mind!

 

[ksungela]

Wow, a '66 with the rarest of rare levitating hood option.
I painted 10+ vettes now and while I'd love to paint them assembled, just cant figure out how to get the door jams nice and slick especially on the hinge side, headlight bucket areas too.

 

[MKH]

I painted 10+ vettes now

I don’t want to hijack this thread so mods please remove this post if you need to.
Ken, could you tell me how you have been stripping the corvettes you have painted?
Mike

 

[Mustang408]

Owner didn't want to pay for all the disassembly. Hinge area in jambs look OK, I used my mini gun to spray the first 2 coats of base for coverage because of the smaller physical size. I painted the first 2 coats off clear on everything then did the third with doors almost closed, then cam back and opened doors to gloss out doors jambs because if I get a little dry spray on outer body it gets wet sanded anyway.

 

[Rbm]

Used urechem on two cars that don't see much daylite...still looks good after two years