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I just finished three Freightliner tractors..lettering and some scrollwork.For scrolls,I used one shot with hardener...there was quite a bit of striping to do...toward the end of the 3rd truck,the paint began to stiffen,presumably the hardener was doing its job. At this point...should the paint be thinned a little or should it be thrown away and replaced with a fresh mixed amount?
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When in Doubt . .. . .TOSS IT don't try to "doctor up" thickening material to stretch to the end. Consider a small cost of the product as compared to less than perfect results !!
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Excellent words of advice.... "When in doubt, toss it" I follow the same rule when venturing into the fridge. LOL It only takes one bout of food poisoning to learn that lesson!
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Michael, Sorry to take so long to get back with you regarding your post, I was at the ISA show in Orlando and don't have any way of checking my EMail or reading the BullBoard. (Hey Boss! I need a notebook! hint, hint) Just as Kent and others had answered, once it sets up, it's set up. Reducers will not bring it back. Be sure to dispose of it in a responsible manner. Kevin
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