From: MV (MV@dc9.tzo.com)
Date: Wed May 25 2005 - 10:38:18 PDT
While I think it was smart for you to call Aervoe and talk with them,
this Aervoe "turning pink" situation has been going on for years - not
just one or two, but a lot longer than that. This same problem is very
well documented in this list's archives.
If Aervoe says that they didn't know that they have had problems, they
must either be totally in the dark, or simply lying to protect their
product. Either way, you lose.
Go back through the list archives and look for Aervoe before you reload
that spray gun!
Their reputation for quality is worse that terrible.
You've been warned.
Dave
Mike Maynard wrote:
> Thanks to all on this topic. I spoke with Jeff at Aervoe this morning, and
> expressed 'our' concerns with him. He has given me the information I needed
> on thinning the paint, as well as asked me to share with him everyone's
> complaints. I intend to compile the information and send it off to him.
> What I do need is some specific color #'s and such for the pink/fading
> problems. He talked like it was the first he has heard of the 'pink'
> problem. Jeff is one of 2 product managers at Aervoe, and he wants to fix
> the problems listed. If anyone even has maybe the lot #'s and such that
> they have had trouble with, I will pass them along too.
>
> In the end, this doesn't mean I will buy Aervoe again... ;-) but I figure
> its worth the time to share this with them.....
>
> Mike
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Convoy Magazine [mailto:convoymagazine@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 7:27 AM
> To: Military Vehicles Mailing List
> Subject: Re: [MV] Aervoe Paint
>
> JEFF WROTE> The
>
>>one thing I do note is that I did experience a huge
>>color shift between different lots of spray paint.
>>
>
>
> That in and of itself is a very significant
> drawback!!!! The whole advantage of Aervoe's spray
> cans for touch-ups, becomes completely invalid if the
> colour is different from what is already on the
> vehicle and it shows up as an obvious re-spray/touch
> up, or if a separate part is sprayed and bolted to
> vehicle with a different colour/shade
>
> Steve (?) said- "no one uses Aervoe twice"
> Well I did- in effort to get coverage!!!(teehee) It
> also does suffer from a significant fade.
>
> NO-one I know recommends Aervoe. and I certainly would
> NOT use it again, nor would anyone I know.
>
> marc-2
>
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