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Adam0289

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Need some insight on what to do with this stuff . Partially bare ground effects.
Sliver is a floater but I thought the yellow ford stuff was urethane.
Sanded 320 currently.
Impossible to hit only the bare areas with adpro without hitting painted.
Thinking of spraying the whole thing with SPI activated adpro then epoxy (over paint and bare)
 

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I think that is urethane. The float test can often be compromised by bubbles or other buoyant material clinging to the sample. You have to find a clean sample of base material (a razored off section of backside, for instance) and redo the test. Adpro is contraindicated on urethane.
 
crashtech said:
I think that is urethane. The float test can often be compromised by bubbles or other buoyant material clinging to the sample. You have to find a clean sample of base material (a razored off section of backside, for instance) and redo the test. Adpro is contraindicated on urethane.
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So yes . Went back later and sliver had sunk. Must have been bubbles . Looks like no adpro needed . Prob just 2 coats of epoxy on parts that are sanded 320 dry . Then wet sand 400. 1:1:1 epoxy just before base . Sound reasonable
Thanks
 
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