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I painted cab,frame and engine in order to work over the winter on brakes and getting engine running with all new parts gas pump, water pump,etc. I zero rusted frame and top coated with ak enamal. I striped cab,doors and other parts sanded with 40,80, 120 and then acid metal prep. I epoxy primed the cab, doors and other parts and then coated with 2k primer surfacer. I won,t be getting the bondo [skim coating and small repairs untill spring. Can I scuff sand the 2k and then bondo over the 2k ? if so what do you recomend for scuff grit and which bondo is best? thanks in advance, and any suggestion are welcome.

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Sand the work area with 180 grit paper and you can work the plastic filler right on top of the 2K. If you go two deep and hit metal, don't worry about it. Just put your filler on it and "git er dun".

I would use Evercoat Z-grip filler.

Frank


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Thanks Frank, Thats what I was hoping to hear.


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