Gen4 compatibility

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Re: Gen4 compatibility

Posted by: Mark Talmo (---)

Date: May 31, 2022 12:55AM

Peter,
You can probably trust Ron’s infinite wisdom of “sure can” in this instance. Most of these 1-to-1 epoxies are pretty much variations on the same theme and although there may be slight recipe differences, they should be compatible with one another. Scuffing the surface as Leslie suggested would certainly not be a bad thing but may not be required if the first coat is less than 72 hours old. But no opinions are worth diddly-squat compared to actual testing!!!

Mark Talmo
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