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#105489 07/17/2003 4:01 AM
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I just got done trying out my old sand blaster grin on my running boards, now can I still use an etch primer, or should I get epoxy primer? I had planned to use Martin/senour paints (NAPA) to try and cut costs, and have etch primed the cab already, but feel I should be using epoxy primer instead. frown I am not sure if I should etch prime on sand blasted parts, or best way to surface prep before primer. Can anyone help? :confused: :confused: I haven't opened the paint yet, I can take it back.


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#105490 07/17/2003 9:01 AM
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etch than epoxy


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you can do anything you want as long as you have an O [censored] man in case you mess up

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