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front Apron, is it primed?
I purchased the JP Group Dansk Apron without fog lights holes because i want to delete them and have a cleaner look.
I received it today and it’s all satin black, but not deep glossy black as my 911SC black paint (i think L041) Is this supposed to be primed or do i have to prime it again if i wanted to make it the exact black? Thanks |
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gotcha thanks!
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I replaced mine about 20 years ago, but had it powdered painted to match the body color before the install. It's held up pretty well after 100,000+ miles.
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I have two cans of primers at home Rustoleum Self-etching and a Rust-Oleum 249321 Primer Sealer, is the latter what you mean? |
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a primer like this?
https://www.amazon.com/Eastwood-Epoxy-Primer-Spray-Aeroso/dp/B07Q5G8STD/ |
Correct process would be
Sand 220 1 coat of epoxy Depending on brand you’d have to check “rules” With SPI I would wait 24 hours 2 coats of Wurth SkS 1 coat SPi epoxy reduced as sealer Base Clear |
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Idef I'm curious to di this process myself. also this piece is not going to any car show so id be ok to have something I can have fun to do myself. newbie question: can I sand it with a rotary sender? if I understand correctly: 1 coat of expoy, 2 coat Wurth SKS then AGAIN 1 coat of epoxy? what do you mean reduced as sealer? |
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I'll jump in having done a bit of painting. I personally would not use a rotary sander. I would sand it by hand. Your just giving the part a surface that will allow the primer to bite into. I would be afraid of taking too much of the surface off with a rotary. |
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Don’t forget to degrease before sanding, also use a tac cloth to remove dust before primer
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ok, i sanded it with 220 by hand, very lightly, the current paint is def very light as you can some small edges lost the paint and showed a bit of metal below. I'm glad I didn't use the power sander.
now, to recap which epoxy spray can I use? any amazon direct link so I don't make mistakes? |
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thanks! |
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