Okay, I painted the Disc! or 80% of it!..........

Question: After spending this past friday, f**king around with my sandblaster!! piece of chit, it took me all day and part of Saturday to finish sandblasting! It wasn't the compressor, but the sand, and clogging of the blaster. Pain in the arse! Okay, I'm done venting! Anyway, I finished Blasting Friday and Saturday, and primed Sunday. Before priming, I wiped down each piece one time. Then I shot primer on the parts. Before shooting the primer, I noticed some surface rust on the disc parts, and some seemed to wipe off when I cleaned the surfaces. But, I shot the primer anyway, because I was tired of F-ing with the parts, and I figured I only sandblasted just yesterday or day before. Anyway, do you think I'll be okay? The primer went on very nicely! Actually, it looked pretty cool with only the primer on it. The parts have also been topcoated, and that seemed to lay nicely as well. I used a 1.4 nozzle, but it did use alot of paint, more than I thought I would. In fact, I have 5 small pieced to left to paint, I'm hoping I don't need to buy more paint.

Here's a tip, If you have something to weld there is a weld thru primer you can put on clean metal that will keep it from rusting too, called aluminized bloxide. You can even store coated metal outside. The drawback is it doesn't take paint very well. I use it in areas you can't reach with paint after welding, like the backside of a patch panel or if your welding something on a frame you can actually use this on the front and back then weld. Anywhere 2 pieces of metal overlap. It's better than leaving bare metal on the back of the weld to rust. Then i brush/sand it off on the outside and paint. Its available cheaper in QTs from Eastwood.