Where to buy warnex

It’s also still water based.

It's just nowhere near as good as a decent two part polyurea or Line-X, and the cost savings aren't that great by going with it. There's a place not too far from Southwest CNC that would Line-X a large sub cabinet for approx £90 each.

Edited by toastyghost - 20 October 2017 at 12:00am

toastyghost wrote: It's just nowhere near as good as a decent two part polyurea or Line-X, and the cost savings aren't that great by going with it. There's a place not too far from Southwest CNC that would Line-X a large sub cabinet for approx £90 each.

Polyurea.. great if you do huge volume to warrant £12,000 worth of spray equipment. And I’ve had some line x quotes and they have been much more than £90. £150-300 per cab depending how thick you want it and that was just the outside of cab. The images I sent over of a sbh at the time they said they couldn’t paint the inside as it would end up in a big mess. So can only be good for reflex cabs.



Warnex on this occasion is a clients choice and I believe it’s just because they prefer the shade available in warnex over the tuff cab shades.

25kg would be good. I don’t do a lot of painted cabs so seems pointless storing 120kg





Edited by SouthwestCNC - 20 October 2017 at 12:45am

efinque wrote: It's structure paint... Thomann sells it in 1kg and 12kg cans.

Cool I’ll probably use Thomann then. Thanks

Timebomb wrote: Ive got an account with them and can get a price for you but its not cheap, tuff cab is just as good tbh.

Awesome cheers! Partly because one client would like the grey. The grey is a nice one I must admit, bit nicer than the tuff cab grey it’s a bit more blueish. And need some black too just because client specified warnex.

toastyghost wrote: Line-X is not the same as polyurea either.