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Pick your primer
I know that kinds and types of primer are sometimes a prefrence or trial and error type process. But, I was just curious what kind/brand of primer you all prefer to use when you have some body filler in areas and new sheetmetal (ie. bed panels, doors or fenders) on your project. I have been using OMNI 2k2 high build, and its not bad but I would like to try something else next time I prime.
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Marhyde makes a good 2k urethane filler primer called ultimate. Cheaper then ppg k200, around $65 a gallon with activator, it thick and has plenty of fill, and sands nicely. They make it in real light grey(tintable), and yellow buff color.
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Southern Poly Urethanes... They make great epoxy and 2k primer for prices you cant beat and the quality is unsurpassed
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