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Kris TD

 posted on 11th Mar 04 at 15:06

probably!!!
no need to spray a different type of primer over filler primer though, still a waste of time.
only use 2 different primers if you are spraying onto plastic.


Red_SXi

 posted on 11th Mar 04 at 15:03

I think he might be using cans Kris


Kris TD

 posted on 11th Mar 04 at 14:51

why you primer over filler primer, waste of time doing that. besides most primer is filler primer anyway.


modded_corsa

 posted on 11th Mar 04 at 14:45

i thought ya used hi-build primer for fibreglass?? could be wrong tho:wave:


stevegreetham

 posted on 11th Mar 04 at 14:31

to make enclosures; used fibreglass, then filler, then primer filler, then primer by its self........is it just the propper spray now or have i forgot something
p.2. between coats i have been using wet and dry and have a very smooth finish
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