2 part water based epoxy sources....

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fairchild

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Was looking at some kind of water borne 2 part anticorrosion primer for my ribs. Checked with spruce and they want about 90$ per quart.
Anyone have any hot tips on that product or a similar one -----functionaly----- that is a competitive price ????
Or is the spruce price the "normal" going rate ?????
The spruce part i priced was stewart systems ekopoxy- quart in green.--- 90$ per quart.
Wondering if there might be clone products in other brands.....
Tim
 
Epoxy primers are popular in automotive use these days (according to my Saturday morning car shows on TV :) ). Perhaps check with your favorite auto paint supplier?
 
I am using Stewarts..
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...............Ekoprime, green..........wash, acid etch, rinse, dry, and prime. I am happy with outcome.
 
Dan--- did you find a price any better than Spruce's (about 88$ per qt.) ???? or does that seem to be a competitive price ? Stewarts eko-poxy looks like
an excellent product in terms of performance and ease of use. i just wanted to find the best price since it is more expensive than many of the other alternatives.
Tim
 
I really did not check prices. I was thinking I ordered directly from Stewarts, but that may not be correct. If it wasn't Stewarts then it was aircraft spruce.
I am very happy with the product and the outcome though my skills leave something to be desired. You much have dry air, as low a moisture content as you can. Stewarts is sensitive to impurities. I created a lot of "fish eyes" until I went with a refrigerated dryer on my air supply to my spray gun. This was spraying in the summer with a RH of 85-90%.
 
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