Number one problem call on tech line the last three weeks.
My clear is orange peel.
My base is running(not a lot as a lot of shops having mixing systems)
My epoxy is to thick to spray.
My 2k primer will not spray out of my primer gun.
These are all shop calls that have cold products from shutting down the heat or just getting off truck.
If the product says 55 degrees in the can and you put in a 70-degree room depending on the product, it can take up to 48 hours to reach 62 to 65 degrees in the can.
So here is what you need to know.
Depending on the net resin weight of the product for every 10 degrees below 70, viscosity can increase up to about 15%.
Use a laser gun.
My clear is orange peel.
My base is running(not a lot as a lot of shops having mixing systems)
My epoxy is to thick to spray.
My 2k primer will not spray out of my primer gun.
These are all shop calls that have cold products from shutting down the heat or just getting off truck.
If the product says 55 degrees in the can and you put in a 70-degree room depending on the product, it can take up to 48 hours to reach 62 to 65 degrees in the can.
So here is what you need to know.
Depending on the net resin weight of the product for every 10 degrees below 70, viscosity can increase up to about 15%.
Use a laser gun.