Subject	Re: I think I'll skip engineering advice
Posted by	Tech@EPR on April 12, 2010 at 8:58 AM
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In Reply To	I think I'll skip engineering advice posted by Jehannum on April 12, 2010 at 08:16 AM
Message	substrate (sub straight... my english failed me) its still a chemically bonded surface. Nothing I've stated has any "engineering" advice involved. Many industries that apply coatings refer to the base material as a substrate so on and so forth. To each their own I suppose. But here are a few definitions since I believe you don't fully understand what a substrate is... any solid surface or substance (e.g., rock, sand) The surface to which a coat of paint is applied A substrate is a hard underlying layer or surface The parent or base material to which the coating is applied.
Follow Ups	wiseco skirt coating flaking - jaidieray 13:05:45 04/11/10 This is symptomatic of too thick of a coating - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 13:21:11 04/11/10 2nd. - SimaYi 13:54:56 04/11/10 If that bit has peeled before it has even seen heat or - 550HPTT 14:05:56 04/11/10 Re: wiseco skirt coating flaking - Tech@EPR 14:27:41 04/11/10 Re: Re: wiseco skirt coating flaking - jaidieray 14:43:15 04/11/10 Re: Re: Re: wiseco skirt coating flaking - Tech@EPR 15:00:31 04/11/10 What are you basing that on? - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 01:51:20 04/12/10 Re: What are you basing that on? - Tech@EPR 02:45:35 04/12/10 I think I'll skip engineering advice - Jehannum 08:16:33 04/12/10 Re: I think I'll skip engineering advice - Tech@EPR 08:58:11 04/12/10 Glad I could provide you the right spelling - Jehannum 15:14:49 04/12/10 Re: Glad I could provide you the right spelling - Tech@EPR 15:38:11 04/12/10 No doubt your future customers - Jehannum 15:47:31 04/12/10 Re: No doubt your future customers - Tech@EPR 22:46:31 04/12/10 Re: No doubt your future customers - team7 10:31:07 04/13/10
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