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Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 22:07

would metal degreaser be ok, that stuff for engines?


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 22:07

quote:
Originally posted by combat_sri
no probs mate,before i forget,have you got any plastic adhesive? always spray that on before you prime


no i aint used, kinda figured that the plastic filler primer would be ok


Kris TD

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 21:38

dont use white spirit, its oily.


Wilero

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 20:28

or you could paint some vectra B rear door handles, they come in primer and i think their around £16 each.


M4rk P

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 19:44

you should put plastic primer on first other wise the primer wont stick very well and could flake off.


combat_sri

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 19:10

no probs mate,before i forget,have you got any plastic adhesive? always spray that on before you prime


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 19:04

cheers mate


combat_sri

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 18:59

texture wont be to bad on them then,might get away with filler primer. after you've used that give them a couple of light coats of grey so you dont need to use so much blue on them.


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 18:56

im spraying some de-locked door handles in arden blue, got filler primer, grey primer, arden blue paint, and laquer


combat_sri

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 18:55

what are you spraying and what colour?


combat_sri

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 18:54

oh and its better to use degreaser,not white spirit,


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 18:53

so which is it?:lol:


combat_sri

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 18:52

if you put too much top coat on it can darken the colour so you wont have a proper colour match.
i think you should go and get some u-pol high build primer if your using a can.think halfords stock it. your best off using a gun to get the primer on in a decent coat to cover the texture in the plastic,but cans might do it. that primer comes in grey i think.


Red_SXi

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 18:10

You can spray grey primer, but you don't have to, it wont effect the colour at all if you put enough top coat on


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 17:26

tar


dazz25

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 17:18

Yeh you can spray it over the top!


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 16:58

yeah i know that wanna know if i spray the gray primer over the top of the yelloow filler primer


Graham

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 16:52

rite first of all i fink its a harsh grit u need, then white spirit it off, use a good filler primer to see imperfections, as obviously if they are bad sand them down with harsh grit, or to get it smooth use the filler primer, and a 1200 wet/dry, leave it to dry then prime once more and sand down agen this should be pretty smooth.

(btw this is a rough guide i fink cobra148 did a better one but that may of been interior) :thumbs:

[Edited on 04-02-2004 by incufan2k3]


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 16:50

im spraying door hadles btw, and its taking me ages to get it smooth. cos i cant get into the corners ect


Greg_M

posted on 4th Feb 04 at 16:45

never done plastic spraying before.:o

using filler primer to get a smooth finnish but its yellow.

do i spray the primer over the top of this cos im supposed to use gray primer?