sheet metal/paint technique question
As far as the filler goes I would use a light weight filler just because it is much easier to work with than the bondo stuff that you find at autozone. You can pick it up at any automotive paint supply store. As far as the rattle can primer goes, duplicolor makes an etching primer in a can. I would use that over bare metal and filler, because it bonds really well to it and gives you a good foundation to work from. Then I would just spray over that with a duplicolor primer sealer until the car is ready to be scuffed and painted.
LOL. Look at mine. It is about 4 different colors of primer. I plan on doing the paint next spring, but I like to drive until that day comes.
As far as the filler goes I would use a light weight filler just because it is much easier to work with than the bondo stuff that you find at autozone. You can pick it up at any automotive paint supply store. As far as the rattle can primer goes, duplicolor makes an etching primer in a can. I would use that over bare metal and filler, because it bonds really well to it and gives you a good foundation to work from. Then I would just spray over that with a duplicolor primer sealer until the car is ready to be scuffed and painted.
LOL. Look at mine. It is about 4 different colors of primer. I plan on doing the paint next spring, but I like to drive until that day comes.