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playing around with some Mil gauges thought i would share the outcome of my application of G2
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Holy firehoses, Paintman! You planning on using that to pave your driveway?
 If you need to put it on that thick you need to have a serious talk with your panel beaters.  This is where you should be, after primer.  Seriously, how to you find that gun for primer? I have two in 1.3mm which I really like and thinking about adding a 1.8mm and/or a 2.5mm to the collection. Chris
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Dave, was that one coat?
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 yeah,,,how many coats?????
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4 coats. Hail damage. Did not feel like glazing the whole hood. Just for a buddy’s Jeep it will get beat up. 4 mil DFT per coat is more normal. I’ll mil it again after I block it out.
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Okay, now the thickness makes sense. I was finding it hard to believe a 3.0 tip would lay it on that heavy.
I usually spray G2 with 1.8 tip and have to thin it slightly to do so. 3-4 coats and then block sand but I doubt I'm anywhere near the thickness you have. 1968 Coronet R/T
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Yeah, I could see that with hail damage...... interesting to see what you end up with after blocked down....
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it will come out nice ! might even hold up to the next hail storm haha
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