Block Sanding Spi Epoxy Primer at Curtis Hadley blog

Block Sanding Spi Epoxy Primer. Keep in mind that a polyester primer like slick sand must be sealed. Small rub through's on edges should be sealed off, epoxy is fine usually allowing time to cure and a light sand without rubbing through. You have to give it at least 24 hours to. Depending how heavy you put on that rustolium, that could be your. When i use it, i'll block it almost to perfect and follow up with a. If you block it out with 180 and still have enough material left there to block it again with 400 then there's no reason to reprime, just. You can go by the gloss of the epoxy primer at this stage. I have leaving exposed metal bare for over a week, even if it was stored in a dry place. I already called spi and evercoat and they said that epoxy and slick sand will work well together. I've been reading up a lot on block sanding on various message boards and magazine articles, but since everyone seems to have. Rick, the spi epoxy works good as a blocking primer if the panels are already pretty straight. I just want to double check with. While block sanding about 40% of the door had eposed metal again.

Rick, the spi epoxy works good as a blocking primer if the panels are already pretty straight. I already called spi and evercoat and they said that epoxy and slick sand will work well together. You have to give it at least 24 hours to. You can go by the gloss of the epoxy primer at this stage. I have leaving exposed metal bare for over a week, even if it was stored in a dry place. Depending how heavy you put on that rustolium, that could be your. I've been reading up a lot on block sanding on various message boards and magazine articles, but since everyone seems to have. When i use it, i'll block it almost to perfect and follow up with a. While block sanding about 40% of the door had eposed metal again. Keep in mind that a polyester primer like slick sand must be sealed.

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Block Sanding Spi Epoxy Primer Keep in mind that a polyester primer like slick sand must be sealed. Small rub through's on edges should be sealed off, epoxy is fine usually allowing time to cure and a light sand without rubbing through. If you block it out with 180 and still have enough material left there to block it again with 400 then there's no reason to reprime, just. I just want to double check with. I already called spi and evercoat and they said that epoxy and slick sand will work well together. I've been reading up a lot on block sanding on various message boards and magazine articles, but since everyone seems to have. Depending how heavy you put on that rustolium, that could be your. You can go by the gloss of the epoxy primer at this stage. You have to give it at least 24 hours to. I have leaving exposed metal bare for over a week, even if it was stored in a dry place. When i use it, i'll block it almost to perfect and follow up with a. While block sanding about 40% of the door had eposed metal again. Rick, the spi epoxy works good as a blocking primer if the panels are already pretty straight. Keep in mind that a polyester primer like slick sand must be sealed.