Spraying jargon

[Woodchuck2]

Hello all,
Can someone please tell me what a "double header"
coat is when spraying lacquer etc?
I can't find any reference to it in the archives.
Thanks
Woodchuck

[ubeaut]

Probably depends on where you come from, the last double header I had was an ice-cream, the last double header I saw came from Tasmania....... although I never actually saw the second head, the scar where it had been.

For mine a double header is spraying wet on wet in other words a double coat one straight on top of the other without any drying time. eg start at the top of a vertical panel and spray right to left, left to right until you reach the bottom, then go straight back to the top and repeat the process.

Any other ideas.

Seeya - Neil http://www.ubeaut.biz/wave.gif

PS you don't want to be too heavy handed with it or you could find yourself in a heap of trouble with runs and/or sagging.

[Woodchuck2]

Thanks Neil,
Sounds good to me. I'll give it a go
Woodchuck

[Red neck]

… the last double header I saw came from Tasmania....... although I never actually saw the second head, the scar where it had been…

Neil, I'm married to one to them. Kick the traces and I get both barrels for twice as long. But don’t knock their beer. It has two heads and almost takes the p!ss out of Queenslands’ own XXXX!

Regards RN

[Shane Watson]

Double header in my lingo is exactly what Neil suggests. Something I practice whenever I spray.

Hope things are going good up there in MKY mate! Was through there about a week ago and will be flying overhead on Tuesday!

CHeers

Shane.