A few weeks ago somebody here mentioned a type of real epoxy that came in a spray can. The two parts somehow got mixed as the product was sprayed. I have searched for that topic but cannot find it. Can anyone steer me to it? I'm sure it had something to do with painting rod blanks. Thanks.

2k aero spray.

I have not sprayed it but at 20.00 a can it would be pricy since you only get a single use. Once you activate the can it begins to cure.

If you have 4 - 5 blanks to spray it might be good maybe more don't know how many can be done woth one can

A lot cheaper to use permagloss

Bill - willierods.com

Casey where can this 2k aero spray be purchased at ??

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Bill - willierods.com

Thanks ...."BILL"

This might be what you're referring to:

[www.spraymax.com]

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NOT an Epoxy and NOT to used without respirator.. a very good respirator! They are 11oz cans and can be had in single stage color and 2K color and clear. The colors are custom matched to any color code. with the clear you might get 2-3 coats on three freshwater blanks ( 7'6" and down ) or 2-3 coats on 2 surf size blanks 8'0 and up. I can't stress enough how careful you must be spraying this stuff but done correctly and safe it's the closest you can get to factory baked coating.

I wish they would come out with something like this that didnt have a limited pot life. A big reason for not using it is that once activated its life is limited.

If they could make something that had the same shine and durability with an unlimited pot life... or at least a descent amount of time... it would be great. I wouldnt have to break out the paint gun, and lines, and exhaust fan, and blah blah everything