high build primer
Well, the OP asked what kind of high build primer we like. I like Evercoat Featherfill G2. I always use a 2.2 tip. You can use a 1.8 tip, but I would recommend reducing the mixed primer wit 5-10% Acetone (allowed by Evercoat). This is the best high build primer I have ever used. It sprays on nicely, it covers very nicely, it does not shrink and it sands easily. I always strip to bare metal, do major body work, clean and prep the metal and then spray on a few coats of epoxy primer. Then I do the minor body work with Evercoat Rage Gold Body filler on top of the epoxy. Then I spray 3 coats of G2. Then I block sand with Dura Block sanding blocks and 220, 320, and 400 dry. Then I wet sand with 320, 400 and 600. Then I spray sealer and paint. This primer covers even minor dents and ripples. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. Don't go cheap on primer. it is the base for your paint job.
Well, the OP asked what kind of high build primer we like. I like Evercoat Featherfill G2. I always use a 2.2 tip. You can use a 1.8 tip, but I would recommend reducing the mixed primer wit 5-10% Acetone (allowed by Evercoat). This is the best high build primer I have ever used. It sprays on nicely, it covers very nicely, it does not shrink and it sands easily. I always strip to bare metal, do major body work, clean and prep the metal and then spray on a few coats of epoxy primer. Then I do the minor body work with Evercoat Rage Gold Body filler on top of the epoxy. Then I spray 3 coats of G2. Then I block sand with Dura Block sanding blocks and 220, 320, and 400 dry. Then I wet sand with 320, 400 and 600. Then I spray sealer and paint. This primer covers even minor dents and ripples. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. Don't go cheap on primer. it is the base for your paint job.