primer

Hey guys! Not being Picasso with a welder and grinder - and really sucking as a painter but trying to get better - after welding the pinch seam that runs down the length of a 65 C10 bedside (red arrow in photo), what material/ filler stack is recommended to get everything smooth for paint? I've...

Been researching automotive frame preservation/painting. Found a lot of good info on this site. I know many on here recommend epoxy primer for frames as opposed to (moisture-cured) urethanes (I hope I've got that right). I recently learned of this stuff, which GM recommends/uses: Lloyds...

I’ve power washed, wire wheeled, welded holes in firewall, degreased twice. Next I’ll sand down a little more with poly carbide and 80 grit. Unfortunately I won’t be able to sand blast the frame or remove the body from the frame All I had was a gas-less flux welder with min/max setting. There...

I recently got one and have had some mixed results spraying 2k regular build. Anyone else have an opinion on the gun?

Hello. I've been reading a ton, learned quite a bit but want to run my project by those who know more. Here's the details: 67 Mustang coupe, down to the shell now and I have to make some decisions on the next steps. Metal I know I need to replace: both floorpans, floor supports, and toe kicks...

Hey everyone, I just finished block sanding the 2k high build primer on my truck at 120 grit. I sanded through to bare metal in a few spots. It could probably use another round of 2k high build and blocking but I think its satisfactorily straight. So what I am wondering is what I should do to...

Great forum, and I'm hoping SPI epoxy primer is as great as I read it is. ***Disclaimer*** I am not a body man and this is arguably my first paint job. Here is the question, I have a 89 bronco down to bare metal, but I still need to plow driveway this winter with it. I will only plow maybe 8...