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Kevin in NJ · 09-02-2010, 06:09 AM

I had been using dupont uro filling primer. That filled most of my rust pits in 3 coats and sanded easy. I got open coat sand paper and was sanding dry.

Recently i changed to SPI paint. Southern polyurethane paints are hobbiest friendly in price and use. The high build primer goes on easy and sands easy. The epoxy primer is better for hobbiests in that you have a week to recoat. I believe both ppt and dupont only have a few days with their epoxies.

The owner answers phone some times and will take the time to explian how the paints work and best use.

09-02-2010, 06:09 AM	#11
Kevin in NJ Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: South East NJ Posts: 3,398	Re: Featherfill high build primer I had been using dupont uro filling primer. That filled most of my rust pits in 3 coats and sanded easy. I got open coat sand paper and was sanding dry. Recently i changed to SPI paint. Southern polyurethane paints are hobbiest friendly in price and use. The high build primer goes on easy and sands easy. The epoxy primer is better for hobbiests in that you have a week to recoat. I believe both ppt and dupont only have a few days with their epoxies. The owner answers phone some times and will take the time to explian how the paints work and best use.