 Rustoleum Spray Can Primer, Can I put PPG primer & paint over it? |
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| dakotaewing |
 Apr 7 2006, 05:02 PM
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I currently have my car down to bare metal in few places trying to get the car ready for a decent garage paint job - I need to protect these areas from "Flash" rust, and was hoping to do this by using Rustoleum (sp) Auto primer, or maybe their etching primer - I do NOT want to have to take this off again, in order to spray with the PPG stuff, but I will spray the PPG on top of it as long as I don't have issues with the paint long term if I do this - Could you guys who have experience in the industry let me know if I will be OK long term, or am I going to regret this down the road... ???
TIA Thom |
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dakotaewing Rustoleum Spray Can Primer Apr 7 2006, 05:02 PM
mikeatrpi NO!
I learned the hard way. PPG primer (at l... Apr 7 2006, 05:19 PM dakotaewing Thats not really what I wanted to hear...   |
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