[SML] [EXTERNAL] Re: Back painting / Flamex PA

[Jeffrey Kanyuck]

And then as I was thinking about it more. Depending on the material you are intending to make flame retarded you may need a different Flamex substance. They make Flamex for fabrics (even different ones depending on the type of fabric), raw wood, cardboard, etc.
Make sure you choose the right one.

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Matt,
In case what Kristi said isn't as clear as she meant it. You should use the Flamex PA as a primer coat on all surfaces of your set units and then paint your colors you need on your set.
Not just the back sides.
Jeff

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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [SML] Back painting / Flamex PA

Yes - Flamex on all surfaces in the undercoat.
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From: Matthew Whiton via Stagecraft <stagecraft at theatrical.net<mailto:stagecraft at theatrical.net>>
Subject: [SML] Back painting / Flamex PA
Hello all,

      Just wondering if folks are adding Flamex PA when back painting flats and platforms, or maybe a different additive, or just using paint as is?

Thanks in advance for your responses.
Matt
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