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Old 10-07-2011, 05:37 PM
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No pro here, but epoxy is very stable, inert, and works well to prevent any solvents of the undercoats and topcoats from influencing each other/bleeding through.

On a bare metal resto, it is comon practice to apply an epoxy primer to the newly cleaned/exposed metal, do the body work with filler, followed by highbuild primers, then go back and seal the whole mess again with epoxy (sometimes thinned a bit).

Tough stuff.
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