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#128349 09/29/2007 4:57 AM
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I have been told that you can't use filler over metal that has been treated with an acid wash. The inner fenders were sand blasted and I then treated them with a product named Jasco Prep and Primer. I brushed it on them and let it dry. Does anyone know if I can fill over this product?

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i have been dooing some research on metal wash (acid) and i am told to cover it with epoxy primer to seal it in , then fill.


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#128351 10/01/2007 3:56 AM
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I have found the De beerer epoxy primer to be very good and hard wareing and seals real well .

#128352 10/07/2007 3:49 AM
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Jerry d:
I usually scuff up the metal that has had the acid wash (phosphoric acid) before I apply filler. Once the filler is applied direct to the metal, I epoxy prime over the top of it. I haven't had any problems with this method.
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#128353 10/07/2007 4:05 AM
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I have since I originally posted this question done some research on it. I read the label and it said you could prime or fill directly over it. Just shows the old addage of if all else fails read the directions.


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