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primer to primer bond question
#667107 08/02/2010 2:35 PM
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I have my cab in summit brand epoxy primer. Since, I have changed my mind on the route and would like to go with ppg so I can color match. Am I safe to put PPG filler primer on top of sanded summit epoxy primer? If not I'll stick with the summit brand all the way through.

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Re: primer to primer bond question
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Yes, scuff and paint away...Eric

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