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> pre-primer etching?, anyone used Eastwood After Blast?
jmitro
post Jan 7 2017, 09:06 AM
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My car was sandblasted to bare metal inside and out. I used Eastwood After Blast.....supposed to be a cleaner and also etches with phosphoric acid. Will be priming with an epoxy primer.

The problem is now there is a chalky white residue in many areas that has to be scuffed off. This is going to be a much larger time committment than I anticipated.

http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-afterblast.html
According to Eastwood, I should be able to prime without any further prep, but obviously this will not work.

Any suggestions about removing the residue and prepping for primer?

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post Jan 7 2017, 03:32 PM
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I havent used the Eastwood product, but did use the PPG two step acid etching and metal prep followed by a 2 part epoxy primer. Crazy as it sounds, part of the process is to rise with water and wipe dry. This eliminated most of the 'ash' or white chalky residue. Before priming I did wipe everything down with a prepaint cleaning solvent/wax/grease remover.

http://www.bapspaint.com/docs/psheets/PPG/...ltron/P-226.pdf

I did find in some of my 'testing' that by not rinsing off the panels completely and wiping them dry did leave a white residue. Hope this helps!
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