waterborne auto clearcoat???

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kiinstructor

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Has anyone heard of or used a waterborne finish on their cues. I read that a company called premier 2000 had just released a waterborne clearcoat that is being used by a number of auto manufacturers for a clearcoat finish. I know its new to the market but I cant seem to find a distributer. I think one day this will replace the 2 part deadly stuff were using now. Supposed to buff out at 97 98 sheen and have a rock hard easy bonding quick dry finish. I guess it can be buffed in less than an hour. Got a feeling its gonna be expensive but It worth it to live a few days longer.

Happiness
Mark
 
Enduro Pre Cat is gaining some popularity here.
But, it does take 3-5 days before you can buff them out.
Sheen is level 80 though.
Thanks for the scoop on Premier 2000. Problem is it looks like it's a proprietary product and only then can use it.
 
kiinstructor said:
Has anyone heard of or used a waterborne finish on their cues. I read that a company called premier 2000 had just released a waterborne clearcoat that is being used by a number of auto manufacturers for a clearcoat finish. I know its new to the market but I cant seem to find a distributer. I think one day this will replace the 2 part deadly stuff were using now. Supposed to buff out at 97 98 sheen and have a rock hard easy bonding quick dry finish. I guess it can be buffed in less than an hour. Got a feeling its gonna be expensive but It worth it to live a few days longer.

Happiness
Mark
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Try this link: http://www.kwalpaint.com/vocbrochure.html. They list a Premier 2000 finish but I know less than nothing about it.

Regards,
Stoney
 
Is the 5 step compound from General too?
MMMM, $15 cigars, I had one in Vegas last May.
Big ceegar, king can of Miller and playing the penny machines, I was living large. Doing it again this year too.
 
Blue Hog ridr said:
Is the 5 step compound from General too?
MMMM, $15 cigars, I had one in Vegas last May.
Big ceegar, king can of Miller and playing the penny machines, I was living large. Doing it again this year too.
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WOW! Sounds like you may well be "The last of the Big time spenders".

Dick :grin-square:
 
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