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#110479 01/21/2004 6:59 PM
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Hi all!

Was hoping that someone could provide me with their experiences of shooting House of Kolor paints over a PPG primer/sealer (K-36).

Shot the front end parts in K-36 this weekend and then Amy decided to change colors from a PPG to a HOK.

What is going to happen if I shoot HOK over PPG?
I have heard some horror stories, but there were too many variables to conclude that it was the primer that caused the problem.

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#110480 01/21/2004 9:37 PM
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I would ask HOK.

#110481 01/21/2004 11:18 PM
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I have. ZERO help - all I get is a sales pitch. They won't even describe what MIGHT happen if I use it over ppg. Of course - they may not know.

Hopefully, someone has made the mistake (or not) and can tell me how it turned out for them.

I know that Tip Top primers and Clears work just fine under/over HOK. Which surprises me since HOK products are so sensitive.

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#110482 01/21/2004 11:46 PM
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I would stick within one brand. Can't you have the color mixed in PPG?


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#110483 01/22/2004 1:47 AM
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in general I agree - but I'm NOT going to strip these parts back down to bare metal AGAIN. smile

I haven't been able to replicate that color - Tangelo Pearl Base Coat (HOK code = PBC-32).

That does not mean that another orange that is pearl will not work - just haven't checked with the boss.

Update: according to several places. Everything SHOULD work fine as long as I seal the primer (required step anyway). They suggested using a HOK sealer over the K-36 rather than adding a catalyst and reducer to the K-36 to create a sealer (see p-196p info sheet from PPG for details on using k-36 to seal).

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