Joe,

I use ALK-200 all the time. It’s a industrial enamel sold by PPG.
I really like it. I use it on the chassis as well as on the body.
It is ready right out of the can but......
You don’t need the reducer.... it sprays out really well as is.
I use the hardener. It doesn’t use much 15:1. The hardener moves to the surface to make a hard surface.
You don’t need to use the hardener. It just takes longer to get close to the same hardness.

If you do a google for the data sheet, it has all that info in it.

I like it because it doesn’t have the new car wet look of base/clear.

If you spray out 2 or more wet coats, it color-sands well. It dries quick and takes 7 days to fully cure.

Mike

Last edited by Rabaut; 01/06/2021 5:08 AM.

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