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#450868 09/10/2008 8:49 AM
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just got done painting my truck 2 part primer over bare metal then enamel with hardner then enamel clear .now i want to paint the fenders a defferent color but its a uratane paint the paint on the truck now seems rock hard will the urathane melt the enamel or should it be alright or do i need a sealer first; man black sure finds the door dings better then my eyes

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Each layer of material you put on a panel increases the chance of checking (spider web cracking of the paint). If the enamel is completely cured I don't think you'll have an issue with lifting but it would be wise to test it in an inconspicuous place first.


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To be safe, I would scuff the enamel, shoot a coat of epoxy sealer, then you can shoot the eurathane. The only problem you might have with the eurathane is the reducer you use in it. It might check the enamel.

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