Epoxy Primer and lacqure Application
#1
Epoxy Primer and lacqure Application
Need some help, share experience in with epoxy primer and lacquer top coat, thanks
1) If I apply Epoxy primer to a fender, bare metal, can I then apply lacquer top coat over the epoxy premier?.
2) If I apply epoxy primer, then primer assumed to lacquer primer to work the panel, can I apply it and then a lacquer top coat?
3) Can Epoxy primer be applied over well cured lacquer.
1) If I apply Epoxy primer to a fender, bare metal, can I then apply lacquer top coat over the epoxy premier?.
2) If I apply epoxy primer, then primer assumed to lacquer primer to work the panel, can I apply it and then a lacquer top coat?
3) Can Epoxy primer be applied over well cured lacquer.
#2
Need some help, share experience in with epoxy primer and lacquer top coat, thanks
1) If I apply Epoxy primer to a fender, bare metal, can I then apply lacquer top coat over the epoxy premier?.
2) If I apply epoxy primer, then primer assumed to lacquer primer to work the panel, can I apply it and then a lacquer top coat?
3) Can Epoxy primer be applied over well cured lacquer.
1) If I apply Epoxy primer to a fender, bare metal, can I then apply lacquer top coat over the epoxy premier?.
2) If I apply epoxy primer, then primer assumed to lacquer primer to work the panel, can I apply it and then a lacquer top coat?
3) Can Epoxy primer be applied over well cured lacquer.
Where you gettin' all this lacquer product?? Top quality paint jobs done to-day are done in Water Borne products and Clear Coats.
If you are applying Epoxy Primers don't even think about useing Lacquer primers over top!!! The one primer flexes and the other doesn't.....
#4
Need some help, share experience in with epoxy primer and lacquer top coat, thanks
1) If I apply Epoxy primer to a fender, bare metal, can I then apply lacquer top coat over the epoxy premier?.
2) If I apply epoxy primer, then primer assumed to lacquer primer to work the panel, can I apply it and then a lacquer top coat?
3) Can Epoxy primer be applied over well cured lacquer.
1) If I apply Epoxy primer to a fender, bare metal, can I then apply lacquer top coat over the epoxy premier?.
2) If I apply epoxy primer, then primer assumed to lacquer primer to work the panel, can I apply it and then a lacquer top coat?
3) Can Epoxy primer be applied over well cured lacquer.
With this being said, I too would question the desire to do so. Lacquer paints are not widely available and this is not the manner in which quality refinish work is done today. I believe there are some companies who offer Nitrocellulose Lacquer but these finishes don't hold up well and require a lot of maintenance. So unless there is an absolute requirement to use lacquer, I would use a more modern paint system. I think that rattle can paint is still available in lacquer so I would hope you aren't trying to refinish a car with rattle cans?
https://buyat.ppg.com/refinishProduc...c-04551702a5df
#6
I plan on using acrylic lacquer on my 67 442. It is easy to spray and dries very quick. This is great if you must spray outside.... it dries before the bugs can stick to it. It also gives era look. It is forgiving. Most quality high gloss jobs these days do not reflect the finish the car had when it rolled off the assembly line. The drawback is the cost...I believe for PPG lacquer it is 500 dollars a gallon.
#7
I used PPG DPLF gray primer (epoxy) and the PG guidance is to top coat within a week. I covered some 40 year old lacquer (inside trunk, etc.) with the primer. So the answers are yes, yes, and yes. And, I wanted to use acrylic lacquer with the original luster, not a plastic looking top coat.
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