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WayneK Jan 26th, 01, 5:59 AM In an old post" dirt in clear coat". their were a number of great suggestions. I spoke to the sales man yesterday about the Anti static additive . He was unaware of any such product. Anybody got a product or manufactures name? Thanks ------------------ Wayne ACES 1556 TCG 186 So many Mustangs So Little Time 70isfine Jan 26th, 01, 4:07 PM Never heard of it either,you sure you read that right? Avoid any additives in the paint unless the manufacturer says to put it in. ------------------ 70 chevelle,400cid turbo400.blue with silver stripes.http://members.spree.com/entertainment/ochrisl/ LBuechler Jan 26th, 01, 8:16 PM I used to paint cars years ago and remember an anti-static product you mixed with fast reducer and dusted over the car before painting. You might try SEM products. From what I remember It worked well. Good Luck. LB red2rider Jan 26th, 01, 9:09 PM Just strap a chain to the frame and let lay on the ground and be done with it. Adding chemicals to a paint system can haunt you in the end. Be sure to wet the floor down also, prior to painting. The dust won't fly while its wet. RandyB.. msaxton Jan 28th, 01, 1:42 AM I used to shoot alot of Fiberglass canopies, and when you sanded or wet sanded them down there would seem to be alot of static electricity created. I found a product called (Stat Free), mix it with a semi-fast reducer and shoot a light coat on the vehicle, let dry, then paint. Works good. WayneK Jan 30th, 01, 8:44 AM will try and track down the product, that you add to reducer and lay a mist coat. The guys at the shop have been battling a dust,dirt) problem for awhile. Thanks ------------------ Wayne ACES 1556 TCG 186 So many Mustangs So Little Time | ||