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#850496 05/10/2012 9:17 PM
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Hi all,I see on TV where different shows use some kind of filler that is also a primer?for like the dings n dents you just cant get out of body metal can someone tell me what this is or where to look. thanks

Cousin Willie #850524 05/10/2012 11:13 PM
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That would be High Build primer. You initially apply many coats, then long file or block it to fill small ripples and dings.


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66rollback #850919 05/12/2012 1:36 PM
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I'm not looking for multiple coats(if possible)I googled primer/filler and came up with a polyester primer-surfacer,it was something like I was looking for but still not sure and this stuff is pricey as well

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Are you looking for something that is sprayed-on or applied by hand, like a putty?

Most good-quality two-part products at not cheap.

Whatever you get, be sure to follow the application instructions. You do not want to apply it too thick. You want to be careful how long you wait for it to cure - before applying another application; and/or, how long to wait before priming/sealing/painting.


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