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Posted by CNKS on May 24, 2004 at 19:09:10 from (207.178.99.209):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Stupid Question posted by David B on May 24, 2004 at 16:36:04:

You will be better off if you at least use epoxy primer, but, it's up to you. Your mixed paint, if from PPG, DuPont, Sherwin Williams, etc is going to run you $60-$80 per gallon (that's for the "cheap" version) If you are going that route, you might as well do it right. There is no guarantee that your aerosol primer is compatible with your topcoat, either. Another thing -- the more expensive paints are less forgiving as to compatibility, than the cheaper paints, as they are designed to be used as a system (all from the same manufacturer). There is a possibility that the 2150 under your mixed paint will lift it. You don't want to find out! Thus the need for the epoxy primer.

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