Need to find a way to negatively charge the body to reduce dust in the paint due to static charge.
tony d.
autobody painting
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Re: autobody painting
Lightly mist with PPG's DX-103. Let is dissipate off then shoot your your base. I think the main anti-static ingredient is alcohol.
Re: autobody painting
Thanks brandonu. How would you treat it when shooting clear? That's when I get the most dust/dirt.
Re: autobody painting
You could apply it just the same. Once the base flashes off, I'd tack it down by hand, re-mist with the 103, let it dry, and start laying clear. The window from spraying the base to spraying the top coat will give you enough time to do everything.
Re: autobody painting
Looking at the "P" sheet just now and it states "softening may occur" when used over top coats. I've not had issues, but...
If static can't be wiped away with a tack cloth misted with alcohol, maybe drop a "ground" chain or wire from the piece being sprayed. Not sure how well that will work, but may be worth a try. 2-3 coats of clear and a good wet-sand should remove you dust imperfections regardless.
If static can't be wiped away with a tack cloth misted with alcohol, maybe drop a "ground" chain or wire from the piece being sprayed. Not sure how well that will work, but may be worth a try. 2-3 coats of clear and a good wet-sand should remove you dust imperfections regardless.
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Re: autobody painting
Been hanging chains off frames for years, also a static clean sheet will help, don't know about a whole car but they work on bumper covers