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teq56
Here's a question. Bought a project car that was painted in epoxy primer and then he spayed a coat of cheap alkyd enamel paint directly over the epoxy. He said we just wanted a cheap color coat so he could drive the car and sell it. Now I have it and want to do it right... but wondering if I need to just sand it and shoot single stage or go all the way back to epoxy and/or bare metal. Every thing under the epoxy was done right and is sticking just find.... most of it would be sanded off before I top coat but in some low lying areas there might be some old enamel left. I would say 95% (or more) of it will be sanded off before I sprayed single stage on top. I'm just a hobbyist so want to know how to do it right. If there is a little alkyd enamel in low areas is that a problem?
Thomas
Thomas