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Looks good to me Bubba!
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Looking very fine!
An etch primer (they contain phosphoric acid) will hang onto the surface well. As will a good 2k epoxy. Then enough layers of high build primer that you can sand then re-apply until there are no scratches showing. 800 grit, then base coat and clear. Or a single stage. It's looking good. Etch primers grip well to carbon steel, alloys, copper, all sorts of metals. |
So I had my painter handle this one, came out a little better than a rattle can: ;)
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Looks nice, but what does the inside look like?
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