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Re: Need to be schooled on self etching primers
[Re: cdp]
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03/15/09 03:45 PM
03/15/09 03:45 PM
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Posts: 21,844 Kirkland, Washington
Pacnorthcuda
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Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 21,844
Kirkland, Washington
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Dupont Veriprime and PPG's DP 40,50 & 90 are probably the 2 most well known and used.
The DP can be mixed to look like the OEM dip gray primer as I think there is a white, green and black. (do some research on this).
I would guess on 1-1.5 gallons. Once mixed, you'd have 2 gallon or so of sprayable material. The DP can also be mixed as a sealer later on.
I personally like the DP because once its primed, rust doesn't come back and pentrate the metal.
Veriprime is also a good product, but if sprayed and left without a top coat for a while, surface rust will come back through.
PPG's DP primer line is Epoxy, not self-etching.
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