Hans,
Many 2 part urethanes have built in UV protection, especially the primers -
which
I'm assuming you'll be using over the fill. Best suggestion is to check with
the manufacturer of the paint for the specific formulation you will be using.
Thanks for asking the question about the bake, I'm considering finishing the
stab
early also for the very same reason.
Cleve Lee
A198 Mono XS
On Wed, 05 December 2001, Hans Jrgen Danielsen wrote:
>
> I have filled and sanded my Stabilizers prior to
> priming/painting. I'm doing this prior to fitting the top- to enhance the
> balancing procedure. The manual states that a second bake must be done after
> filling - beforepriming, and my question is: Is this really necessary??
> My stuff is the British SP 106, withExpencell that came with the kit - and
> for priming I'm going to use Hibuild from SP.
>
> My next problem is UV protection. Do I have to
> apply silver before paint, or can I just spray on a layer of clear
> Polyurethane
> UV protection as final top coat?
>
> I'm approaching this first painting of mine with a
> certain awe, and should be very glad if any of you "masters" out there could
> shed any light on this. (I'll have a Pro doing the actual spraying
> though!).
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