Subject	I would just epoxy it.
Posted by	Aaronw on August 13, 2017 at 8:04 PM
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In Reply To	Primer question posted by Bigmatthew86 on August 12, 2017 at 09:10 AM
Message	If you hit metal you should use epoxy to seal the metal. I personally wouldn't use primer on a bare metal spot unless it was just sanded, and I was going to bc/cc it all at once. Otherwise you run the risk of rust forming under the primer. The last cars I painted (Im a DIY guy) that needed more then a scuff and shoot, I just blocked out the car, shot 2k epoxy, and scuffed the epoxy and laid the bc/cc on it.
Follow Ups	Primer question - Bigmatthew86 09:10:30 08/12/17 Re: Primer question - ZXoltan 12:54:16 08/13/17 Re: Re: Primer question - Bigmatthew86 15:27:13 08/13/17 I would just epoxy it. - Aaronw 20:04:00 08/13/17 Question - EVLTWINZ 21:43:10 08/13/17 Re: Question - Bigmatthew86 07:46:31 08/14/17 Re: Re: Question - EVLTWINZ 12:16:41 08/14/17 Exactly what I did 7 years ago when I prepped my slicktop - black300zx 09:20:07 08/14/17 Re: Primer question - Bigmatthew86 16:02:50 08/14/17 As long as your going single stage, the 400 should be fine - ZXoltan 21:38:30 08/14/17 Also, if going metallic I would consider B/C rather than SS (n/m) - ZXoltan 08:18:20 08/15/17 Re: Also, if going metallic I would consider B/C rather than SS - Bigmatthew86 09:22:12 08/15/17 You don't say anything about "block sanding" the car - i-xclr8 20:24:35 08/18/17 Re: You don't say anything about "block sanding" the car - Bigmatthew86 11:30:11 08/19/17
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