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Posted for Kevin Kossi <kevin@airforcemechanical.com>:

  Dana,
  
  
  I take that back, the PPG stuff is awful. It's made from the worst  stuff
know to kill man. You need a pressurized ventilator mask to use  it. It also
is very runny, so brushing it on will require two or more  coats. I also tried
adding 20% premixed Epoxy to it and still it was  runny.
  I tried spraying it on with my ventilation hoses right there sucking  the
exhaust and still the vapors were unbearable. I think I am now  permanently
cross eyed.
  It also cost a fortune, I paid $ 200 for when mixed three quarts.
  
  Count me in for two gallons. I will ask Lancair's Aerocraft Parts if  they
would buy some.
  
  
  
  Kevin Kossi
  New York
  Legacy 71%