[bigdave]

Ok' I think we are ready to prime with a primer surfacer. we have everything sanded, the bare spots we used an etching primer.
My question is do we need to use the the primer/surfacer over the new pieces with the black ept coating? I'm thinking about just shooting where we need to finish sand ,then shoot a sealer over everything and wet sand to get ready for the finish color.
Also I don't have a great spray gun, thinking thatI have to sand down everything anyway whyspend alot of money. I'm going to have a pro do the bc/cc.
Any pointers?

dave

 

[bigdave]

any ideas?

 

[ToocoolZ28]

The black EPT coating needs to be sanded, almost every panel that I've seen has runs and dirt in it. A lot of places that you sand will go through the EPT and will need to be primed. Make sure you sand and block it smooth or you will see ripples from the stamping process.
Ron

 

[LateNight72]

Personally I would take the EDP off. Like Ron said, usually it is pretty dirty and very thin in areas. I scuffed a panel one time with a red scotchbrite, and before I could even get it dull, I was hitting bare metal.. :sad:

-Todd

 

[bigdave]

thanks, I was wondering how good it was
Dave

 

[chevy_man67]

i agree sand the edp off dont mix n match primer prime the whole car then block sand and look for bad spots if there is none wet sand n paint