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Can You Drive A Car With Just Primer. Just make sure you finish it out in 220 grit. As long as it doesn't sit out in the sun a lot you might be. Most are porous which is self explanatory. It is a bad idea to drive a car around and let it weather in some sort of primer. But if you are using laquer primer, or. Epoxy primer will stain from just about any liquid. If you just spray your epoxy over existing. As long as you use a two part primer, that's a primer with a hardener you shouldn't have a problem. I wouldn't drive the car with primer on it. The main problem with having a car in primer is that the primer will not have any uv protection. Like somebody else said, epoxy would have. Even water spray will leave ugly stains on it if it's hot out. I'm really anxious to get to driving my car, and was contemplating just getting the car in primer, driving it for a couple months, and then. You can skim evercoat's easy sand polyester glazing putty right over the urethane primer. Primer is very porous and will absorb moisture.

As long as it doesn't sit out in the sun a lot you might be. It is a bad idea to drive a car around and let it weather in some sort of primer. I'm really anxious to get to driving my car, and was contemplating just getting the car in primer, driving it for a couple months, and then. But if you are using laquer primer, or. Just make sure you finish it out in 220 grit. Most are porous which is self explanatory. Even water spray will leave ugly stains on it if it's hot out. Primer is very porous and will absorb moisture. Like somebody else said, epoxy would have. The main problem with having a car in primer is that the primer will not have any uv protection.

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Can You Drive A Car With Just Primer Just make sure you finish it out in 220 grit. I wouldn't drive the car with primer on it. Most are porous which is self explanatory. Even water spray will leave ugly stains on it if it's hot out. The main problem with having a car in primer is that the primer will not have any uv protection. As long as you use a two part primer, that's a primer with a hardener you shouldn't have a problem. You can leave it in epoxy primer for a long time. But if you are using laquer primer, or. Like somebody else said, epoxy would have. As long as it doesn't sit out in the sun a lot you might be. It is a bad idea to drive a car around and let it weather in some sort of primer. Epoxy primer will stain from just about any liquid. Primer is very porous and will absorb moisture. I'm really anxious to get to driving my car, and was contemplating just getting the car in primer, driving it for a couple months, and then. You can skim evercoat's easy sand polyester glazing putty right over the urethane primer. Just make sure you finish it out in 220 grit.