Need paint help?!!!!!

Does anyone know what mixing ratios are used with the PPG DP epoxy primers? Do these use a hardener or is everything included in the reducer/catalyst?

Thanks,

Flattop

 

been a while but 4:1 seems right and your catalyst is your hardner

 

Ever try google? all the info is online. I just dont have the link handy here at work..
Dave

 

4:1 with the catalyst. I spray it 4:1:1/2 part DT reducer.

 

Many thanks!

Flattop

 

4:1:1

 

Ditto ^^^ You can always check PPG's tech sheets at PPG.com They'll give you mixing ratios, proper substrates, flash times, etc. Basically whatever you need. I printed out the ones I use the most and keep them in a binder with the rest of mine.

 

I hope you didn't shoot your car yet. The mix is 2 to 1 not 4 to one. 2:1:1/2 if you want to use it as a sealer. It needs a 30 min dwell time if you use the 401 catalyst. If you don't have a P sheet, you might want to look at the side of the can.

 

yes!

http://www.ppg.com/cr-refinish/phase1/frmProductInfo.asp

type what ever product you are using in the box to the left,,,all your online P sheets ,,print hem out,,share with a friend

 

I was able to get in touch with a PPG distributor who told me to go with the 2:1 ratio. I have had this stuff for about 4 years now and had long ago lost the tech sheet. I appreciate everyones' responding.

Thanks,
Flattop

 

well,,,i hope your cataliyst has never been opened,,,,because if it has then its gone bad,,,,

 

I beleive the 2:1 ratio is for a real fast flash off?? if thats what you are looking for??

 

dude.the ratio is 2:1....thats what it is...

 

is dp or dplf? the mix ratio is different. dplf is 2:1. the old dp is 1:1. If you want to use as asealer then you would mix dplf at 2:1:1, and dp at 1:1:1/2

 

you can still get DP in california???

thats wild,,,cant even get it here in kentucky and cali's regulations are the reason for dpLF (lead free)....