DTA Epoxy (Direct to Anything) Kit

Great but lacks instructions

This product is very easy to use, covers great and fill nicely for light scratches. (Get high build if more that 100g scratches) PREP PREP PREP, This stuff covers really well on clean or contaminated surfaces. Granted this product is not exactly for the DIY guys but including a blanket sheet of instructions, A Chart if you will. So, people know the mix ratio, Dwell times, flash estimates, best temp range, ETC. That would make the job so much faster and yield better results and less frustration. You really have to dig in some cases to find any of this information and i don't feel it should be that hard. A one time investment to create a chart would better suit the masses.

Ok so far first time user of product

First time using tamco products the dta epoxy is super thin. Used 1.3 tip and instead of 1.5mm. At 30psi. Tds sheet say 35 to 40psi. I assume that's because they want the product to dry before it hits the panel so it doesn't run. Which I did run it. Ended up dropping down to about 21psi and closed fluid needle up a bit. got better results. Talked to one of the tech tips guys before purchasing and he told me don't go off the TDS sheets they are from the 80's. Personal I think the TDS sheets should be up to date and accurate. Then if problems occur you can call and get help. Not saying it a bad product as I'm still getting use to the product and what works for me to spray it. That's why I gave it 3 stars.

DTA epoxy primer

second time using this product, it sands really good and sprays even better! it does the job with good results and other brand primers stick to it with no hassle.