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If you have the extra money, there is a two part water borne CARC also. This is what the military currently uses. It is better environmentally and people that have used it say it is easier to use. It is more expensive and this is why I just got the old style solvent borne CARC. There was a...

I used rattle cans for the primer. I am saving the good stuff for real paint. Carc is very forgiving since it comes out with a sandpaper finish anyway. The good stuff is going to be for my Mustang project. I used big box store sandable primer for the front floor area. I used Rustoleum rusty...

I am pretty lucky as the industrial store I get if from keeps a lot in stock. They probably supply TACOM in Warren Michigan. Lots of military manufacturing around this area.

Numbers, I posted pics in the other thread. Click here for the thread.

I have an account with the local store but the above document has a lot more info on surface prep and such. One thing. I am using the Urethane based stuff. Any urethane reducer works and my local paint shot has reducer cheaper than the Shermin Williams store. One item they let me in on. I had...

I am getting ready to shoot CARC in the interior of my M1009. I have Sherwin Williams CARC and it is the urethane based one part. It is not the new water borne but is the water cured. It is cured when exposed to moisture in the air. The real early stuff is two part and the waterborne is also two...