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If you simply want a " brighter " white don't worry yourself with " Chrysler " colors. Just pick the color you want. It's not going to be the original color now anyway. You want to change the color , don't limit your self to what you can change becuase of a manufactures name. Pick what you...

Now thats cool and interesting ! I wonder if they have changed their formula ? The first time I used it , I read threw all the literature and even talked about it with my paint rep . I didn't see anything about the UV inhibitor information. But as you have provided , there it is ! I am...

The top coat instructions are mostly for UV as the epoxy itself doesn't have any UV protection qualities. Parts that are going to see direct constant sunlight I would personally top coat. Suspension or under hood parts I have left bare and still look the same as the Dat I sprayed them

He is bang on. Here in Canada I could buy $300-400 compressor $50-80 HVLP gun $30 air hose. Maybe another $50 for an in line filter and some fittings. Then the rest is in materials epoxy , tape, masking. Let's say you hit $1000 thats on the high side probably. I think it will be hard to...

Looking great KD ! Thanks for shout out ! I'm happy to help people get that little bit closer to finishing their projects with a little modern twist! Enjoy the extra brightness and virtually no chance of corrosion . I have started to put just the lightest smear of dielectric grease around...

SPI is one of the best epoxies out there hands down. I have 0 complaints about it. But before you go and buy it, care to share what exactly you are doing. Sometimes people spend a lot more time and money than they need to, because they read some article that is way over kill for what they...

Your latest photo says..... you need a 1/4 panel not a patch

Description is correct. But if it is shallow or superficial. Then you can simply remove the sounding metal down to the same level. AKA just sand / grind it. Even on modern day cars that are only apporx 22-20 gauge steel , there is still material there to be moved if the rust is just...

Once sanded correctly , you absolutely can paint over it . Been doing it for 15 years and offer lifetime warranty on our paint work. People make paint work WAY to complicated most of the time

Yes enamel will stay open much longer and give you less tiger striping . Enamel will also take a lot longer to fully cure. As far as the door jam, it has tons of angles and different lines. Not the same as painting a big flat section of the roof that is at eye level for you see at every angle

Why are you getting stripes ? Because its a rattle can. On smaller areas you may not notice but big flat area like that your going to see the stripes from regular old can of spray paint. It's just a "general use" can of black lacquer probably made for quick dry time . By the time your done one...

Yes. There is no way you can get access to all the nuts on the backside with the grill assembly in the car

I would not use a rust converter. Most of them created a resin coating over the rust which can some times cause problems whe used with epoxy . Acetone can leave film which is why it not suggested a lot of the time as well . Epoxy is great stuff and is usually ment to be used on its own...

The UV is breaking down the paint bottom line. Among other things this is one of the differences between a cheap paint and expensive paint. You can try a good quality wax that should offer some UV resistance. There are some pretty wild ceramic coating out there now, depends how far down the...

you don't need different kinds for metal and fiberglass. ..... Not sure why but some people try to make body work the most complicated thing in the world. When it just isn't . Epoxy, primer , filler ,top coats its pretty simple . Don't over think it . When in doubt check the TDS . Now metal...

The only difference between 6000 and 7500 is the material they are made from . One is made from silicone and the other rubber. The filters are interchangeable. Change is for comfort and some allergic reactions people may have to contact . Don't get confused between them. Yes I am 100% sure...

If it's done right there should not be any problem . Can actually make it stronger than original if u want

The isocyanate is actually in the hardner not the base/ primer / epoxy ect.

https://www.3mcanada.ca/3M/en_CA/p/d/v000093371/ 6001 They are the Organic vapour filters. You can also get pre-filters as well. 6006 Are the Toxic gas filters... what you have in your pic is perfect. The only thing that could be better is a fresh air mask, but if your not doing it daily...

I may have missed it but you didn't say how much painting your are doing . 3m 6001 filters are all you need . Some gloves , and a suit if you want , or just some old clothes