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AdamF

 posted on 21st Sep 03 at 18:57

just keep sanding it till its flat. primer wont get rid of imperfections just sanding marks and pin holes in the filler even high build primer


STEvieXE

 posted on 21st Sep 03 at 16:45

as mattyb has said tho, u shouldnt be priming unless the surface of ur repair etc is perfect anyway...


STEvieXE

 posted on 20th Sep 03 at 21:36

dont use aresol primer its shitty single pack paint or cellulose. use proper high build primer. the aresol stuff will sink in a few months and show ur 320 scratchs throught it. ive always used debeer high build and find its excellent quality and keenly priced


Eastbounre Corsa Bloke

 posted on 18th Sep 03 at 08:03

cool, i`ll giv it ago cheers mate


MattyB

 posted on 18th Sep 03 at 07:36

See my other post - its becuase Filler primer isnt a primer designed for filling. Its a primer designed for use on filler.

u either wanna use some stopper (kinda like plasticine stuff that u gently smooth over imperfections with, or get some high build auto primer. From halfords, but bout £10 a can. But one spray will fill most imperfects :D

Matt


Eastbounre Corsa Bloke

 posted on 17th Sep 03 at 23:45

hi peeps just done birds tailagte well smooth but few imperfections what u think the best stuff is 2 flat it? halfords filler primer is poo? n e 1 know what good? cheers