Anybody else tried "Pholyutherithan" (check the spelling on that) ?    Best I can tell , Gas doin't bother it , but its hard to make it stick to the basecoat real good.



polyurethane? -v1

Not supposed to. I've had Duplicolor clear lift Duplicolor color coats, following the can directions for working window to the letter. Krylon was the same way, their clear lifted/wrinkled their color coat.

Have not had problems with PJ1 clear but not sure if it is still being made.

Had nothing but problems with VHT colors and clears, but the primer seemed to be fine.

I just stick with tried and true Rustoleum bomb cans anymore. Have never had a problem with their colors or clears, even with engine enamels. I've saturated tanks painted with it and never had any clear coat stains or color coat changes. Even the regular line has been gas resistant on the sides of my 69 Dodge truck...

Figured I'd throw my two cents in here. Like WD I've had great results with Rustoleum clear. For the price you might give it a try. At least then we'll know for sure either way. If price is not a concern, I would highly recomend Dupont Imron from your local auto body supply shop. It is literally bullet proof. Really......I've seen it. Had a repo man bring a truck into our shop that the registered owner decided "If I can't have it, no one can" and he opened up on it with a small calibur hand gun. The truck was a Peterbilt painted with Imron. Where there was sufficient material to stop the bullet, it dented, but no chips or flaking of the paint. Didn't believe the body shop guys 'till I saw it myself. They also paint the chassis with it, and even after years of diesel fuel, grease, and salt buildup, virtually no damage to the paint. Very cool stuff.