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Topic: Projector Rebuilding Question
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Will Kutler
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Posts: 1506
From: Tucson, AZ, USA
Registered: Feb 2001
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posted 06-25-2002 08:01 PM
Kerosene is great!There have been several posts regarding repainting heads. Strong is now powdercoating new units, and Mark G. says that he has had great results with this. After cleaning and stripping, washing with a good clean metal paint prep etchant will stop and kill any corrosion and is excellent for paint prep! Several people have different types of paint that they prefer. I am partial to Duplicolor High Temp Oil/Grease/Gas resistant engine paints. However, I am currently upset with this product... I must have gotten a can from a defective batch, as there seems to be no hardener in the paint and four weeks later it still has not cured ! Remember to use either Zinc Chromate, Zinc Oxide, or etchant primer on the non ferrous (diecast) parts.
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