Re: Primer for small areas

[MO <micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Problem with primer is- it is porous and water will go thru it and
rust the metal underneath. Epoxy Primer is high build and does not let
water go thru  I put epoxy black primer on my Chrysler  temporarily ,
figureing to paint it later and the primer would only need to be
cleaned and sanded. That was 6 years ago and except for sun fadeing,
it has held up very well...................MO

On Feb 16, 1:47 pm, Timothy  Arnold <timn...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yeah, I figured it wouldn't be a cheap solution.   Big issue I have is no compressor, spray equipment or a garage to spray in.  I figured I shouldnt need more than 3-4 cans to do all the areas I need to address now.  It would be better than the cheapo primer & seems like it  would protect it a lot better till I can get it painted.
>
> Thanks
>
> Tim

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