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spaceman
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Posted: 14 September 2004 at 10:04pm |
work for a speacialist flooring company and we use some really industrial strength epoxy/ urethene resin paints. i coated my mt 102 with some nice glossy black and it will withstand any amount of knocks, it wont chip and it looks ok too. worth getting hold of the stuff, better thant your poxy 'garage floor paints'. |
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loophole
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more info, please! would love to find a good, cheap supplier of some epoxy paints (info on best way to apply would be very useful too)
please call me, 07929720968 if you can help thanks a lot |
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Mal X
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ah just the man i need to speak to, would love to know more. PM me some details
Cheers Mal |
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Mal, how loud was that!!!!!!
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spaceman
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ok, i'll find out more. i know the stuff is called q tect. i'll ask at work regarding price, not going to be cheap but probably one unit (around 2.5 kg) would cover a few sq m's.
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loophole
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does it come in matt and other colours too?
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spaceman
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not too sure about the matt, but there is probably something wacky. different colours yes. the company is called quattro, based in penrith, cumbria www.quattro.org.uk go to the resin floor screeds and coatings bit and look for q tect. or send them an email/phone them. as i work for them i dont want to let on that i know how good the stuff is for coating speakers cos they'll know some of its gone amiss!!! resin out spaceman |
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biotec
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just got a call back from them and they're amazingly helpful. I properly recommend giving them a call if you need some advice. I told them that it was going to be used for speakers and they recommended me a water based urethane paint. It dries a little slower than the q tect stuff so is easier to apply. It works well being brushed on or sprayed on, and the good advantages of it over the epoxy paint are that its not high gloss, and that it wont dry in the nozel of the spray gun because its not air activated. They have a huge range of paints and can do almost any colour. The paint we're going to order is called cover tyle silk. It costs £35 for 3Kg and should cover about 20m squared. I was recommended 2 to 3 coats. The finish is called silk, its not a gloss but is slightly shinyer than a completely matt finish. Its a two part paint. Its rock bastard hard and should last a lifetime. Hopefully this will mean that I can avoid being ripped off by adam hall.
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norty303
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I might be preaching to the converted here but I've just used the textured speaker paint from Aldcroft Adhesives (textured rollered on) to do my cabs and it's very good. Ended up using about 2.5kg on 2 X15's (overkill i think but easier than re-doing them later) but it seems tough as old boots. About £17 for 5kg, they do 25kg too.
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norty303
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Oh and they can provide a very comprehensive data sheet too, with details on textured spray finishing, etc 01204 668282. Very fast drying and waterproof once fully cured
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My laser stuff: Frikkin Lasers
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spaceman
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go with quattro mate. be carefull tho some of that stuf is rank! get you higher than the sun. rooling is a good application technique, thats how we appy all of the resins, good roller with a watered down mix then a light sand cos it has a tendancy to run like an athelete then a final coat.
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loophole
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i just rang quattro and they quoted me 50 quid for the cover tyle silk 5kg! is that right? nick how come they told you 35 i wonder?....
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biotec
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they quoted me £35 for 3Kg, not 5. the price they quoted you is better value. |
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