Epoxy primer is a good choice and polyurethane topcoat should be used over
that, i.e., in wheel wells, etc.  Epoxy grips and seals better but is
brittle.  Urethane is more flexible and chip resistent and if white doesn't
yellow.  If white epoxy is used as a topcoat exposed to direct or even
indirect reflected sunlight, it will quickly turn yellowish off white.

Rod Pharis
Legacy, 60%

----- Original Message -----
From: "Joe Trepicone" <aviation@trepicone.com>
To: <lml@lancaironline.net>
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2009 8:17 PM
Subject: [LML] Quest for WLS... Alternatives


> Thanks to for the offers to part with WLS. Appearently, however
> shipping the product is no permited without a special licence number.
> Brad Simmons gave me a suggestion for an alternative that I'll try:
> PPG's K-38 and DP-40. DP-40 is an epoxy product the K-38 is a urathane
> product. I'm going with Dp-40 and I'll report back my experience and
> comparison to WLS. Thanks again,  Joe
>
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