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Old December 7th 2007, 23:38
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Find out what company you will use for "top coats" first. Then choose primer from that company for best results. Some companys have a two part "epoxy primer" that is shot on bare metal, and other's have to use a "etching primer" before shooting a "sandable" primer. ALL COMPANYS highly reccomend a "sealer" after primers to seal of any bleed through of fillers, or OEM paint left on car that was still in good shape. Yes, gravity feed is the way to go for spraying. (HVLP gun is best)
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