Posted by Stephen Newell on July 09, 2023 at 17:01:56 from (107.77.201.183):
In Reply to: Your painting method posted by jd2cyl1943 on July 09, 2023 at 16:47:37:
It depends on the quality of the paint job I'm trying to do. On raw metal, especially if there has been some rust epoxy is the best you can do. Epoxy doesn't sand very good so if there is imperfections in sheetmetal a filler primer is good to use over epoxy to level the surface. A filler primer will sand easily. The primer sealer is good when you are going over existing paint with a different type of paint. It will aid adhesion and help prevent lifting if the new paint has a stronger solvent. If you are going over the existing paint with the same kind of paint you don't need to use primer. You can just clean the paint and scuff sand it and just put the new paint over the old paint.
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