I have used Permagloss for the first two coats on the wraps, and want to use epoxy for the third coat. What is going to happen if I do this?

Thanks,

Jim

PG gases off, and if it is still drying, you will get air bubbles in your epoxy finish.
If it has completely dried, you should have no problems.

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The statement above is completely correct. However, I might add that the curing takes SEVERAL days before it is OK to cover with a regular epoxy.

Let you finish dry for at least -- 5 days.

Bill - willierods.com

Let you finish dry for at least -- 5 days. Before applying finish. Hit with gray scotch bright

Bill - willierods.com



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/10/2009 01:54PM by bill boettcher.

Dont recoat it if you can smell the PG at all. Like said above, give it several days at least.

DR

Thanks for the advice.

Jim

Depends on the humidity. If you live in the semi-desert , like me, allow a week. If you live in te swamplands, probably a couple of days.

Isn't that backwards George? I live in the high desert and the drying time is sometimes quite short. I'm giving the Permagloss three days.

The higher the humidity, the quicker PermaGloss will dry. The lower the humidity, the longer it will take.

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