Originally posted by Tight66Flareside:
My $.02
Do you know what paint line you are going to be shooting your truck with? I would recoomend using PPG DPLF series epoxy primer. Its an excellent corrosion resistant primer/sealer. It is non sandable, just a sealer. Then spray it with PPG K-36 primer. You can shoot just about any PPG topcoat over the K-36. The DPLF primer must be coated with something within a week of application for it to work properly.
Other paint lines may offer the exact same performance as what I've mentioned, I'm just familiar with PPG.
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I have been in this business for 30 years. I was a factory representative for Sherwin Williams auto finishes. There is
nothing but
NOTHING that will increase the odds of a nice finished product that sticking with one
SYSTEM and following the tech sheets.
Pick a system, any system, PPG,DuPont, S-W, Sikkens, ANYTHING is better than mixing products.
