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BadaSs_Cal · 01-01-2014, 02:09 AM

Is it an epoxy primer?

I am no paint pro of any sort, but primer by definition is meant for stuff to stick to it and porous. . Paint, dirt, water, grime etc...

I have used the hot rod flats from TCP.. its cheap and easy to lay... BUT

Semi glosses and Satin paints DO tend to be a little harder to get an even coat with. The first time I did it I kept getting blotchiness. I figured out it was from going over the same spot more than the rest of the panel and hence getting more gloss on it... at $100. It will buy you a few years and what's to lose?

01-01-2014, 02:09 AM	#2
BadaSs_Cal Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Walnut Grove, Ca Posts: 216	Re: Cleaning Primer Is it an epoxy primer? I am no paint pro of any sort, but primer by definition is meant for stuff to stick to it and porous. . Paint, dirt, water, grime etc... I have used the hot rod flats from TCP.. its cheap and easy to lay... BUT Semi glosses and Satin paints DO tend to be a little harder to get an even coat with. The first time I did it I kept getting blotchiness. I figured out it was from going over the same spot more than the rest of the panel and hence getting more gloss on it... at $100. It will buy you a few years and what's to lose? __________________ 66 Gmc 1 ton. Long Step 351e V6 69 1/2 CHEVROLET (now a shortbed) LONGBED!:devil 61 Shortbed Fleetside 1/2 ton.. in progress Next a 50-53! MY BUILD THREAD http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=447926



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