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May 10th 2004, 11:48
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Thanks for the reply. I ordered some self etching primer from www.eastwood.com but there isn't any tip size instructions on the can. I will e-mail them to see what they recommend.
 There are some nasty chemicals in etching primer,  I just read the warning label.
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May 10th 2004, 16:19
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Quote:
So true for so many things. 
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May 10th 2004, 23:34
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Eastwood brand self etching primer.
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May 11th 2004, 14:39
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Not to talk you out of your choice, there are a few trains of thought on this topic, but are you planning on wet sanding at all Boyg, tons of problems can show up if you plan on using self etching and wet sanding! Let me know, JR
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May 11th 2004, 18:43
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I was just going to use it as a first coat to help the building primer stick to the car. I will wetsand the rest of the primer coats.
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