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    Thread: HOK Questions

    1. #21
      Join Date
      Feb 2007
      Location
      USA, TN
      Posts
      850
      Quote Originally Posted by Happyfunballs
      It all depends on the primer. If the car is completely covered in primer and all the same color, I wouldn't seal it or base it in white/gray. (Some people seal, some people don't) I've never used the FBC colors you mentioned, but if they cover well, then you'll be fine. I don't think the FBC's are transparent, so coverage shouldn't be an issue. I like as little film build as possible. Iso's are bad if proper preparation and PPE(personal protective equipment) aren't used. Use a fresh charcoal respirator(or fresh air, if you have the means) and make sure you have adequate ventilation(not too much to suck the paint of the car) and you'll be in. Most importantly have fun, I really enjoy painting.
      When I did the materials list on the Australian HOK site, they didn't include sealer. Just 7 quarts of BC--04 and two mixed gallons of KP2F primer



    2. #22
      Join Date
      Feb 2003
      Location
      St. Louis, Missouri
      Posts
      988
      Country Flag: United States
      Because I did alot of painting in my garage, I wanted to use as little coats of paint I could to keep the "dirt" out of the paint. That's the main reason I don't use sealer. Just make sure that your base coat covers well.

    3. #23
      Join Date
      Oct 2006
      Posts
      174
      HOK makes a great product, we've been to their painting school in arlington

      if you have a question about something, just call their tech line

      during our class, the top painter guy for HOK stopped a couple times to answer tech questions from customers

      read the tech book read the tech book read the tech book

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