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7T2SS Nov 29th, 04, 10:07 PM Just a quick question for my own curiousity..Why does a person use sealers over finished primer and before the basecoat? Does it really seal off the underlayment or is it to make a uniform color on which to paint to??? 7T2SS 69ssmike Nov 29th, 04, 10:26 PM Both, I also believe it helps with adhesion. Mike 383Vette Nov 30th, 04, 8:33 AM helps with adhesion and covers up whatever filler you have, to help prevent it from shrinking or showing up in the future crazychevelle Nov 30th, 04, 5:15 PM IMO, You should always use sealer. Theres nothing wrong by using it so that nothing can bleed through to your new paint. bills71 Nov 30th, 04, 7:27 PM dont paint anything without sealer!!!!! ask me how i know. sevt_chevelle Nov 30th, 04, 8:35 PM Sealer wont stop shrinking. If you pile on the primer and sand a few hrs later and then apply a sealer that contains even MORE SOLVENT, it wont stop shrinking. | ||