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Old 10-26-2006   #1 (permalink)
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any body have any ideas to reduce auto air.want to finish panels and ran out of reducer..thanks
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There is always the 50/50 mix of fantastic and water.
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i think you can use water but it reduces the binding qualities of the autoair and may not give the right result... if i were you, i would get some autoair reducer and not rush it...
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yup, i agree with the 50/50 fantastic. have some iridescent electric blue have had mixed for a cpl weeks, and it hasnt seperated either. cheap, easy to mix and oh so clean smelling hehehe
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Thanks for all the info..will give it a try..thanks guys..t.t.f.n
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