Is anybody using waterborne? What was the switch over like?
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Posts: 2 03/26/09 10:32:09 |
I never switched due to the jobbers in Vegas didn't want to have to carry another line of products. I will tell you I did use it at the DuPont training
center in Pomona Ca. and loved it. Easy to spray and very forgiving. Blending was easy, no tiger striping. I would of changed over if I could have got the
products locally.
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Posts: 2 04/01/09 21:53:24 |
We switch to waterborne about 9 months ago it sure slows down the painter. very slow to flash off and needs mega air flow in the booth
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