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	08-05-2013 05:13 PM #1Rooky painter
 
 Ok time for your help Please . As I build my 40 Ford P/U I find myself at the point where I have to spray some primer on the cab after I have it Soda blasted. Looking for inputs as to what I should use. Thanks Oh yea that's Rookie Painter not a Rooky painter.Last edited by Navy7797; 08-05-2013 at 05:23 PM. 
 
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	08-05-2013 06:05 PM #2
 Spray it with a good two part epoxy primer.Roger 
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	08-05-2013 07:17 PM #3
 so looking to start trouble here i would start with a good paint mask . the stuff  can make you very sick . then you will need a good  line air dryer to  keep water out of the paint . i done many  body and other thing that were  raw clean steel . your will get many ways to go. but this worked the best for me wipe down the body with a wax/grease remover like ppg330 . i like the select etch primer or dupont variprime shoot 2 to 3 coats down let it dry good scuff with a red 3 m pad then i sealed it with epoxy  then coated with  primer/filler i would start with a good paint mask . the stuff  can make you very sick . then you will need a good  line air dryer to  keep water out of the paint . i done many  body and other thing that were  raw clean steel . your will get many ways to go. but this worked the best for me wipe down the body with a wax/grease remover like ppg330 . i like the select etch primer or dupont variprime shoot 2 to 3 coats down let it dry good scuff with a red 3 m pad then i sealed it with epoxy  then coated with  primer/fillerLast edited by pat mccarthy; 08-06-2013 at 04:51 AM. Irish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip 
 
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	08-13-2013 02:37 AM #4
 Since you had the body soda blasted, you want to make sure you remove ALL the residual left from the blasting. I have heard horror stories on having lots of trouble with the paint not bonding due to the soda.
 I would talk to any professional body shop guy and ask what needs to be done before you prime anything.
 
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	08-21-2013 01:35 AM #5
 Yup,,and I have seen the problems..Be very careful prepping after..I think a gallon of wax n grease remover,would help.. wash it down with that a couple of times..One of the problems,is,that it leeches out of the seams in the body,,and creates havoc after the top coat is on.. Need to be ANAL about cleanliness after soda blasting in particular.. wash it down with that a couple of times..One of the problems,is,that it leeches out of the seams in the body,,and creates havoc after the top coat is on.. Need to be ANAL about cleanliness after soda blasting in particular..Micah 6:8 
 
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