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Sanding Epoxy Primer Forum. Before spraying epoxy over bare metal, the metal was sanded with 80. I am using epoxy as my high build primer over poly primer. While block sanding the car, i sanded. If you have the time to wait and want a better as sprayed finish then apply two coats of epoxy sealer and let it cure completely. If you put filler over epoxy primer, it has to be fully cured, with no solvents such as thinner or reducer left in the primer, and still. I them used a 2k epoxy primer and then a couple of coats of 2k urethane high build primer. Some epoxy primer's are difficult to sand when they are set up, ppg's dp line of epoxy is a real bear to sand as is dupont's nason. Color will be tamco’s ford nightmist blue (metallic). No problems with wetsanding and seeing small filler areas showing if you've done your filler work over epoxy and give it plenty of.

While block sanding the car, i sanded. I am using epoxy as my high build primer over poly primer. Color will be tamco’s ford nightmist blue (metallic). If you have the time to wait and want a better as sprayed finish then apply two coats of epoxy sealer and let it cure completely. Before spraying epoxy over bare metal, the metal was sanded with 80. Some epoxy primer's are difficult to sand when they are set up, ppg's dp line of epoxy is a real bear to sand as is dupont's nason. I them used a 2k epoxy primer and then a couple of coats of 2k urethane high build primer. No problems with wetsanding and seeing small filler areas showing if you've done your filler work over epoxy and give it plenty of. If you put filler over epoxy primer, it has to be fully cured, with no solvents such as thinner or reducer left in the primer, and still.

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Sanding Epoxy Primer Forum Some epoxy primer's are difficult to sand when they are set up, ppg's dp line of epoxy is a real bear to sand as is dupont's nason. No problems with wetsanding and seeing small filler areas showing if you've done your filler work over epoxy and give it plenty of. If you have the time to wait and want a better as sprayed finish then apply two coats of epoxy sealer and let it cure completely. I am using epoxy as my high build primer over poly primer. Some epoxy primer's are difficult to sand when they are set up, ppg's dp line of epoxy is a real bear to sand as is dupont's nason. If you put filler over epoxy primer, it has to be fully cured, with no solvents such as thinner or reducer left in the primer, and still. I them used a 2k epoxy primer and then a couple of coats of 2k urethane high build primer. While block sanding the car, i sanded. Color will be tamco’s ford nightmist blue (metallic). Before spraying epoxy over bare metal, the metal was sanded with 80.