Stewart system

[mike mcs repair]

I think an easy way to describe it would be water based means water can be absorbed into the paint which would dilute the entire solution. Water borne means that water is only used as a carrier for a paint. It is added after the resin has been catalyzed only to reduce it to a sprayable viscosity. It does not combine with the catalyzed paint.

I hope that makes sense.

Jason

thanks for the simple explanation,

I have wondered what the difference was.....

 

[Steve Pierce]

Sounds like to me that the surface dried but not the underlying coats. Here is a similar case where the paint was shot in a wood stove heated paint booth and then moved out into a cold hanger. http://www.shortwingpipers.org/forum/showthread.php?6505-Oh-boy-I-m-sick-to-my-stomach

 

[mike mcs repair]

I have watched many of the YouTube videos and the process looks interesting? ....

watched first 2 last night.... might have to make cup/container holder like he shows...... guilty of knocking mine over more than once!

 

[mike mcs repair]

save people having to search through all the junk on you tube...

there 22 videos there on their Channel.. you can look for the rest here...
http://www.youtube.com/user/stewartsystems

 

[mike mcs repair]

Sounds like to me that the surface dried but not the underlying coats. Here is a similar case where the paint was shot in a wood stove heated paint booth and then moved out into a cold hanger. http://www.shortwingpipers.org/forum/showthread.php?6505-Oh-boy-I-m-sick-to-my-stomach

and now he goes and complains over there too....

still no post from him of "gee, help me figure out what I did wrong when I applied this....."