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Just wanted to share. Used this product this weekend for the first time and it is very user friendly, easy to mix, lays down well in a garage with a wet floor no booth. Plan to use it on the old '51 when I get to that stage.


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What is PPG Shop Line? Is it a less expensive paint than their Deltron or DBC/DBU paints?


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www.ppg.com. look for shop line or call your local paint supply.


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Thanks for the link. I will talk to my local PPG supplier.


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Charles, wasn't trying to be short with ya, just short on time lately and using my phone to reply. The shop line product is cheaper than the products you mentioned...think they call it economical. My understanding is that it is best for spot work but can perform well for an overall shoot/ application as well.

For the price, could not pass it up. 4 TO 1 mixing ratio and easy to apply. Hope this helps ya.


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Thanks for the info. You were not short with me. I was just going to ask my dealer if they carry it & had pricing on it. I too am looking for less expensive, but durable for shooting the entire truck. Thanks again!!!


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Best thing about it was three to five min. Flash time on the clear...little or no dirt with no booth. Fish eye remover worked great...little orange peel on a
couple of small areas will easily wetsand/buff out.


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