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Posted: Thu February 10, 2011 12:eighteen am Well, before I found this place, I stripped the tins for my motorcycle to bare metal.I then filled the dings and modest dents they had. Then I went to the paint shop and the gal behind the counter told me to use high build primer next. I have now read that I should have either etched or epoxied the metal first. My question is.Should I just sand off all the primer, leaving the filler and epoxy over the blank metal and filler?Or should I remove the filler also, and start from scratch? Communication volition exist much appreciated. Rick

Top Contributor Posts: 3781 Joined: Wed Sep 07, 2005 9:59 am Location: Louisville, KY Country: USA	Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 7:29 am You need to check the tech sail for your brand of 2K. Some 2K's are DTM (direct to metallic) I in one case did the same thing, before I knew amend. I stripped the entire car and 2k'd information technology. the motorcar held up just fine. JC (It'southward not custom painting-it'southward custom sanding)

badsix's Profile Top Correspondent Posts: 5864 Joined: Tue May nineteen, 2009 7:x pm Location: OREGON COAST	Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 eight:00 am same here they say my proper name is Jay

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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 8:51 am Your question is a little confusing. If you sprayed a 2K filler primer on bare metallic (and its Not a D.T.One thousand. primer) you demand to strip it back off. It will not adhere. What brand did you lot spray on blank metallic? If you lot put your bondo on blank metallic or epoxy,,leave information technology. Information technology will adhere.... "The number of parasites in the U.s. has now eclipsed the number of productive members of lodge" Capt Rick Hiott. www.reelfishhead.com

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Posted: Thu February 10, 2011 11:xix am OldDupontGuy wrote:Your question is a picayune confusing. If you sprayed a 2K filler primer on bare metal (and its NOT a D.T.Yard. primer) you demand to strip information technology back off. Information technology volition non adhere. Just curious why the 2k wont adhere if information technology doesnt say DTM on the can.. Could you lot please elaborate on that.. And then you lot mean when I sand thru my epoxy when blocking 2k and if I dont either spray acid etch or epoxy back over those places before adding more 2k that I will not have adhesion.. [Quote from Quincy Jones] If y'all want more, Dream more!!!!

paintpot'southward Profile Top Correspondent Posts: 1213 Joined: Sunday Oct eleven, 2009 12:06 pm Location: uk england east	Posted: Thu February 10, 2011 1:43 pm WE use standox loftier build primer ,goes strait on bare metallic. fail to prepare ,prepare to neglect.

Acme Correspondent Posts: 3781 Joined: Wed Sep 07, 2005 9:59 am Location: Louisville, KY Country: USA	Posted: Thu Feb ten, 2011 4:06 pm Most all 2K primers say information technology's ok over bare metal break throughs if they're not any larger than a couple inches. But check the tech sheet for your brand 2K. If it'southward a DTM rated primer, then it doesn't matter. If it'southward not, I'd strip it and outset over only to exist safe. JC (It's non custom painting-it'southward custom sanding)

Settled In Posts: 11 Joined: Wednesday Feb 02, 2011 7:54 pm Location: Arizona Country: United states	Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 9:33 pm I am using omni mp282 primer. Is this a suitable primer?Or should I strip information technology? I'thousand glad I came in for dinner and checked this board.I was getting ready to shoot another glaze of primer.

No Turning Dorsum Posts: 599 Joined: Friday Feb eleven, 2011 3:49 pm Location: England Country: United Kingdom	Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 four:33 pm I've never known a 2K primer non be suitable for directly to bare metallic. I've e'er used it that way. Maybe I should check out some data sheets

Settled In Posts: 12 Joined: Dominicus October 17, 2010 5:00 pm	Posted: Friday Feb 11, 2011 v:46 pm Slicksand by Evercoat is an instance of a 2K loftier build primer that cannot be practical to blank metallic, you must epoxy first.

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