epoxy primer
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RE: epoxy primer
they sell epoxy primer at your local auto parts store in spray cans...google it and im sure you could find it on the internet too if you really wanted to buy it that way. im not really sure what the good brands are though
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RE: epoxy primer
Go to a paint store that does auto paint and pick their brains. They should be able to point you in the right direction. If you are like me you might have to go to a couple until you find one that doesnt treat you like an idiot because you dont know anything about paint and will tell you what you need to know.
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RE: epoxy primer
ORIGINAL: connor90
they sell epoxy primer at your local auto parts store in spray cans...google it and im sure you could find it on the internet too if you really wanted to buy it that way. im not really sure what the good brands are though
they sell epoxy primer at your local auto parts store in spray cans...google it and im sure you could find it on the internet too if you really wanted to buy it that way. im not really sure what the good brands are though
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Somebody correct me if I am wrong, but I thought epoxy primer was a two part primer that had to be mixed together prior to use. If that is the case, how could it come in spray cans from the auto parts store?
ORIGINAL: connor90
they sell epoxy primer at your local auto parts store in spray cans...google it and im sure you could find it on the internet too if you really wanted to buy it that way. im not really sure what the good brands are though
they sell epoxy primer at your local auto parts store in spray cans...google it and im sure you could find it on the internet too if you really wanted to buy it that way. im not really sure what the good brands are though
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From: AR
RE: epoxy primer
I prefer DuPont URO primer, but due to financial considerations I usually use Nason 2000 Epoxy primer. It really is DuPont (can says "mixed by DuPont" and I have it from a reliable source that it comes out of the same tanks), but it docent seem to have quite as much "body" as the URO, but it isa great product.
And yes, real epoxy can not sprayed from a can..... but that doesn't necessarily mean that someone isn't marketinga sprayprimeras an epoxy.....
You will be able to get this from an automotive paint supply store, many reasonably sized towns will have a paint store.
And yes, real epoxy can not sprayed from a can..... but that doesn't necessarily mean that someone isn't marketinga sprayprimeras an epoxy.....
You will be able to get this from an automotive paint supply store, many reasonably sized towns will have a paint store.
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I talked with a guy whos been painting for years. He is a big PPG fan and very proud of his work. There for he really wasn't much help.
I found this on http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/kspepoprime.aspx. It looks good but what do I know. I have heard there are two types. One for bare metal. The other kind goes over the first coat or painted parts. I seems that I can only find the type that goes over bare metal.
I found this on http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/kspepoprime.aspx. It looks good but what do I know. I have heard there are two types. One for bare metal. The other kind goes over the first coat or painted parts. I seems that I can only find the type that goes over bare metal.
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