as the title says, im blending welded quarter panels with the body, and I'm going to lay epoxy primer before bondo, and wet or dry?
thanks

 

I usually use somewhere around 80+/- grit. It all really depends on what you are covering. Either way it will hide the scratches. It needs something to bite into.
I wouldn't recomend using Bondo, I use Evercoat products. Very good quality stuff.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SneezinCD5 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I usually use somewhere around 80+/- grit. It all really depends on what you are covering. Either way it will hide the scratches. It needs something to bite into.
I wouldn't recomend using Bondo, I use Evercoat products. Very good quality stuff. </TD></TR></TABLE>

80 grit to suff the epoxy underneath the filler?
sorry, bondo to me is like kleenex, u say it, even if its not kleenex brand. i am using evercoat extreme, i kno that **** rocks!

 

I don't sand epoxy.

I usually lay 2 coats of high build, sand that and then do my filler work so I know where all the high/low spots are...

 

so just a coat of eposy primer but not sand it, filler, then urethane primer?

 

That's what I normally do. I shoot the epoxy over 80 grit sanding though.

 

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sand the metalwith 80 then lay epoxy? i dont see why I'd need to sand bare metal first