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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #15 on: 07 May 2014, 18:42:25 »

tomorrow the painted part will be sanded and polished.. the door part will be sanded and primed with another filler as I try to avoid bondo..
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #16 on: 07 May 2014, 20:28:00 »

Looks nice and warm there , a good assistance with drying times .. pity about flying bugs spraying outside  :( Good result though , hope mrs cem approves but not of the mess you cause on her best garden table   ::) ;D
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #17 on: 07 May 2014, 20:38:07 »

Looks nice and warm there , a good assistance with drying times .. pity about flying bugs spraying outside  :( Good result though , hope mrs cem approves but not of the mess you cause on her best garden table   ::) ;D


today really I was lucky.. before it was about to rain and was windy.. I sprayed water to road as a precaution but only a small cat hair visited the paint ;D  there were bugs flying and luckily none of them get interested , I guess they like the scratch resistent laquer more but this time I didnt use..


unfortunately yesterday a garden table cover was destroyed because of selulosic thinner.. but I promised for a new one ;D :y
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #18 on: 08 May 2014, 00:59:55 »

Busy boy... how much to do two Omega wheel arches and bonnet? ;D
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #19 on: 08 May 2014, 09:04:17 »

Cem , what is the cost of 1 litre of epoxy chassis paint where you are  ?
It's very expensive over here  in Ireland .
Don
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omega3000

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #20 on: 08 May 2014, 09:24:25 »

Fibre glass is great for repairing holy omegas , very good on wheel arches  :y
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #21 on: 08 May 2014, 16:50:57 »

Busy boy... how much to do two Omega wheel arches and bonnet? ;D


free for you :y
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #22 on: 08 May 2014, 16:59:14 »

Cem , what is the cost of 1 litre of epoxy chassis paint where you are  ?
It's very expensive over here  in Ireland .
Don


the one I use is Glassurit epoxy..   its sold in 4 litre can.. price was around 100 US$ last year but not sure for new price as paint prices increased dramatically :-\
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #23 on: 08 May 2014, 17:04:33 »

one more important info for those who want to repair-paint their car.. if you paint a small area even with a 100% color match there will still be a small line trace (even if you sand) where you apply mask..  if you want a perfect job, sand the whole part with 800-1200 then paint+laquer the whole part.. patches will always be far from perfect
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #24 on: 08 May 2014, 18:04:57 »

So Epoxy is resin to repair bodywork AND a chassis protection paint?
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #25 on: 08 May 2014, 18:52:43 »

So Epoxy is resin to repair bodywork AND a chassis protection paint?


yep.. very good protective and inert base..  also if you are unsure about the lower layers of paint , its a very good isolator..  for example if there is a wet bondo underneath it will suck above layers when it dries and create traces even on final layers.. but epoxy prevents this..


I always try to toast bondo between epoxy layers..  but in case I can, I avoid bondo and use grey filler ( a kind of primer) instead
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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #26 on: 08 May 2014, 20:25:01 »

is it the same stuff cem.... i.e. same stuff in the bottle would do chassis and be a filler..... or are they different epoxy products?

slightly off topic (sorry) I'm going with old engine oil to coat my chassis as I have it in abundance :)
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cem_devecioglu

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« Reply #27 on: 08 May 2014, 21:09:48 »

is it the same stuff cem.... i.e. same stuff in the bottle would do chassis and be a filler..... or are they different epoxy products?

slightly off topic (sorry) I'm going with old engine oil to coat my chassis as I have it in abundance :)


yep.. its a filler and a primer at the same time in the same can .. 


as for the old engine oil :-\  never used something like that but I have seen people using tar underneath cars..  if viscosity is similiar you can use it..


but if you ask my opinion I wouldnt.. because it will destroy your chance of painting with a proper material later  ..
« Last Edit: 08 May 2014, 21:11:33 by cem »
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #28 on: 30 May 2014, 18:10:47 »

alternative tin worm repair sucks >:(  fiber not a good base for paint.. :'(


it fractured and had small holes >:( >:(


so had to do the job again and under rain due to time constraints :(




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cem_devecioglu

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Re: alternative tin worm repair
« Reply #29 on: 30 May 2014, 18:16:25 »

if you plan to keep your  car my recommendation is cut and weld jobbie.. not this cheapo shortcut..
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