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if i sand my primer to 800, will to be to slick for the ground coats of color not stick properly? or sould i take it down to 600? or could i just use a adhesion promoter?
btw im going to be using duplicolor metalcast to paint a moped. thanks! |
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Re: PRimer sanding
800 wetsand is just fine. I've sanded much higher before, with no problem. But going higher than 800 wet is pointless, unless it needs it.
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yea its crazy smooth at 800 with just primer, it looks like a silver paintjob
whats ur take on adhesion promoter? |
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Re: PRimer sanding
I dont really use adhesion promoter much, unless its plastic. Usually epoxy primer, K36, base, clear.
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