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I'm working on the doors currently and bare metalling panels etc - as I don't know much about paint and when I'll be painting the cortina - what should I spray on my panels?
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1966 Ford Cortina GT
2018 Ford Fiesta ST
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There is a wealth of paint products in the market for all types of surfaces - all in various forms of application - if you are planning to spray the doors then you would be better with a coating that is sprayed on and again there is a vast range available even in aerosol format - if it is going to stay in primer for a while you need to consider a primer that is non porous - my top tip is don't buy at the bottom end of the market - if it's cheap - it's normally because it does not perform - personally for good high performance results and ease of application I recommend the following In an aerosol format www.bilthamber.com/paints-and-coatings/electrox |
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Last Edit: Mar 9, 2017 23:09:41 GMT by Deleted
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fad
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Epoxy primer.
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old school was was etch primer first then your high build
the latest and FAR FAR better is epoxy primer , it sticks nothing else and doesnt soak up water so any chips and scratches wont suffer to badly, if youre wanting to do a nice job then it really has to be epoxy
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Mar 11, 2017 11:27:24 GMT
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I'm looking at using this stuff called spray max 2k epoxy
It's got good reviews, comes in ariesol so convenient, and with epoxy you can apply filler over it and can paint over it with anything, and very good rust prevention, I used cheep
Red oxide to cover the bare metal on mine and the rust has come back,
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