Primer Spray Paint

[Denis]

Todd u use exopy on metal ..haaaa... i touht i  can use it only after vinyl
wash primer ( green zinc primer) on metal, then filler primer( or finition
paste with catalyse for sure) or surface primer.....then epoxy. Epoxy are
very expensive and here i can  get it only on gallon. There is alot of base
coat,,, cheap ,,, expensive , everyone tell me there brand are the best
;-),,, witch one to choose then ? hummm, money decide ;-).

Denis



----- Original Message -----
From: Todd Phenneger <tquattroguy at yahoo.com>
To: Cade Carvell <ccarvell at nbsusa.com>; <quattro at audifans.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 4:25 AM
Subject: Re: Primer Spray Paint


> Cade,
>   I JUST finished this.  If you want I can send you some pics of
> differetn stages and of the final job.
>   I used K36 Primer for the Sandable/Fillable.
>   I used an Epoxy Primer on bare metal.  So basically I had
> Epoxy Primer or factory paint as a base coat. Then K26 over the
> entire top.  Then the paint shop applied a sealer and then a
> paint.
>   I have no clue where to send you in Minnisota though.  Over
> here I use Westo Autobody.
>   Good luck and say goodnight to your life for a while.  I'll
> stick to Engien swaps from now on as they are much easier. :-0
> l8r
>
>      Todd
>
> --- Cade Carvell <ccarvell at nbsusa.com> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> >   I am going to be doing some serious body work this winter on
> > a Audi I
> > picked up.  Anyway, the car will be parked in the coveted
> > garage all
> > winter while I work on the body.  What I need to know is what
> > kind of
> > primer should I get my hands on.  I need something I can
> > pickup local,
> > to expensive to get via UPS.
> >
> >   I heard that an etching primer for bare metal, and a
> > sandable/filler
> > primer for sanded, etc, areas, and that it should be high in
> > "Zinc?" to
> > help stop the rust from coming back.  I would like to get the
> > right type
> > of primer to minimize the onset of rust again on areas that I
> > have
> > worked on.  Nothing worse then grinding the all the rust off,
> > only to
> > have it come creeping back.
> >
> > Anybody have any suggestions?  I live in Minneapolis (MN), so
> > if you
> > could name off what store you think you found the stuff at, I
> > can
> > probably find that store here.
> >
> > When I am done, I will take it to a professional body shop and
> > let them
> > do the painitng, since it is to expensive of a buy in.  And I
> > will check
> > with the painter on the type of primer I am using to make sure
> > that it
> > is ok with the type of paint he/she will be applying.
> >
> >
> > Thanks Everyone,
> >
> >
> > Cade Carvell
> > National Business Systems, Inc.
> > 2919 West Service Road
> > Eagan, MN 55121
> > Office: 651-994-4400
> >
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