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Poll: Would you be happy if i was to supply your car back coated in ppc SW2 coating rather than primer. (4 member(s) have cast votes)

Would you be happy if i was to supply your car back coated in ppc SW2 coating rather than primer.

  1. Yes (2 votes [50.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 50.00%

  2. No (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  3. I Have not used SW2 (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  4. I would like the option of SW2 or Etch Primer (2 votes [50.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 50.00%

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#1 _HUNTER SODABLAST_

_HUNTER SODABLAST_
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Posted 08 June 2008 - 10:26 PM

Hello
As you may be aware i have a soda/ Fine abrasive blasting company and was contacted the other day by PPC Has any one used any of there products and were you happy with them.



Well as the poll states i would like your opinion on PPC SW2 Protective oil
Here is a little info for those who have not heard or used it.


SW 2 Protective Oil is similar to Fish Oils, but without that fishy smell and will penetrate into difficult to access areas. Where applying paints like POR 15 Rust Preventive Paint or similar is hard or impossible, SW2 is the way to go. Ideal for the interior of vehicle doors, body panels, hollow sections of chassis, trapped recesses, etc. SW 2 Protective Oil forms a water resistant, penetrating thin film which dries to a satin finish, and will help prevent condensation, corrosion in these areas. SW 2 Protective Oil can also be used as a long term protective film on stored machinery, parts, castings and the like.

FEATURES
Low Odour
Water Resistant
Easy Application
Satin Finish
Anti Corrosive.

Or Fact sheet Can be Viewed Here
Fact Sheet SW2

Please feel free to explain your answer in more detail.
Regards Craig
Hunter sodablast

Edited by HUNTER SODABLAST, 08 June 2008 - 10:29 PM.


#2 _P51_

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Posted 08 June 2008 - 10:34 PM

Yes, I have used it,some time ago....it has very good capillary action and would , in my unqualified opinion, be very good in the situation where after soda blasting, water was used to rinse inaccesable areas thus negating some of the fears people have about the SB process....

#3 _HUNTER SODABLAST_

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Posted 08 June 2008 - 10:58 PM

I was looking more to use it to Protect the areas i was blasting with fine abrasive.
It dryes clear with a slight yellow tinge i beleive and is easy wiped off with thiners
But yes there is no reason i could not do all the tight areas aswell.
Regards Craig




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