F 250 2WD Pickup V8-6.9L DSL (1985)
14.
Wipe the entire vehicle with wax and grease remover, followed by a dry wipe using a clean, lint free cloth to remove all residue.
CAUTION: KEEP WIPING UNTIL SURFACE IS COMPLETELY DRY. ANY RESIDUE WILL RESULT IN POPPING OF THE COATINGS TO
BE APPLIED FOLLOWING THIS STEP.
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BASF Product # 901 PRE-PAINT CLEANER
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PPG Product # DX 330
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S-W Product # R7-K156
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DuPont Product # 3812 S
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Sikkens Product # M 600
15.
Mask all areas on the vehicle which are not to be painted or will be affected by paint overspray (engine compartment, wheels, etc.).
NOTE:
APPLY BASECOAT/CLEAR COAT ONLY TO SURFACES WHICH ORIGINALLY HAD BASECOAT/CLEAR COAT
16.
Apply three medium wet coats (enough material to hide primer) of acrylic enamel base coat or acrylic urethane monocoat following the
manufacturer's recommended procedure.
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BASF Product # DIAMONT BASECOAT/Solo
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PPG Product # DELTRON BASECOAT DBC/Deltron
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S-W Product # ULTRA BASE/Ultra One Stage
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DuPont Product # CHROMABASE/Cronar
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Sikkens Product # AUTO BASE/Autocryl
17.
Apply two medium wet coats of 2K acrylic urethane enamel clear coat, following manufacturer's recommended procedure.
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BASF Product # DIAMONT CLEAR 88/89
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PPG Product # CONCEPT 2001 DCU
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S-W Product # CC-650 OR CC-640
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DuPont Product # 1080 S URO CLEAR
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Sikkens Product # AUTO CLEAR
18.
After the paint is dry, demask the entire vehicle and clean up any areas which have overspray.
19.
Polish the vehicle as necessary to remove any defects in the paint which may create a customer concern.
CAUTION:
USE LOW SPEED (1700 RPM MAXIMUM) POLISHER.
20.
Install all trim (mouldings, name plates, striping, etc.) on the vehicle which were removed prior to repainting.
21.
Clean the exterior and interior of the vehicle thoroughly, including air ducts and other areas which are prone to accumulating dust. This step is
essential to ensure customer satisfaction.
WARNING:
OUR ENVIRONMENT IS PRECIOUS - PLEASE USE PROPER DISPOSAL TECHNIQUES FOR ANY VOLATILE ORGANIC
COMPOUNDS (V.O.C.'s) OR EXCESS MATERIALS.
