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Rat Rod Nation builds => Rat Rod Tech Tips => Topic started by: bombdesignz on April 02, 2018, 08:14:11 PM
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Hey everyone! My name is Nikki I'm new here and got a quick question. Ive got a 1954 f100 we're making into a shop truck for now I'm wanting a flat black primer that will seal it from the elements while going up and down the road, but something that at a later date if we decide to actually paint i can do my body work over the top of..
Any suggestions?
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Opinions very. I liked the old PPG DP90 epoxy primer. It was great. Now days its DPLF which is a lead free version of the same sealer primer. Here's a link to the data sheet:
http://www.custom-aerosol.com/pdf/ppg-dplf-epoxy-primer-product-sheet.pdf (http://www.custom-aerosol.com/pdf/ppg-dplf-epoxy-primer-product-sheet.pdf)
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Sadly I’m not a painter or I would gladly help ya. Welcome to the nation my friend.
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Hey everyone! My name is Nikki I'm new here and got a quick question. Ive got a 1954 f100 we're making into a shop truck for now I'm wanting a flat black primer that will seal it from the elements while going up and down the road, but something that at a later date if we decide to actually paint i can do my body work over the top of..
Any suggestions?
PICTURES!! There have to be pictures!!! 8) :P 8)
Welcome from Tennessee!! I'm a spray can artist!! I leave the REAL painting to professionals!!
We'd love to have you put a post in the New Member Introductions threads so's you can tell us a little more about yourself and your project!! There are lots of nice folks here that'll be glad to help you with your questions!!
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Thanks! The cab is now sand blasted but these are the latest pics i have of it
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Wow, very nice...