Thread: Rattle can primer

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I know this is a old thread but if smeone finds any use from it great, you might look into a little Preval sprayer for small jobs, just Google Preval sprayer, they are available at Sherwin Williams (and other stores) and I have used them with good success as long as the paint is thinned properly, they are cheap and can be cleaned out and sprayed again. you can purchase epoxy & spray it with the sprayer as well they will cost you about 10 bucks and the aeresol charge can be purchased seperatley. And no I would never use standard rattle can primer underneath anything, if it isn't catalyzed its gonna shrink!

Originally Posted by Matthyj

I know this is a old thread but if smeone finds any use from it great, you might look into a little Preval sprayer for small jobs, just Google Preval sprayer, they are available at Sherwin Williams (and other stores) and I have used them with good success as long as the paint is thinned properly, they are cheap and can be cleaned out and sprayed again. you can purchase epoxy & spray it with the sprayer as well they will cost you about 10 bucks and the aeresol charge can be purchased seperatley. And no I would never use standard rattle can primer underneath anything, if it isn't catalyzed its gonna shrink!

Matt's suggestion is an excellent one. The little PreVal sprayers have been around forever - I used one to spray a motorcycle gas tank back in '73 - and they do a great job. They're cheap, they work, and they can be used again and again if you take time to clean them up after using. Great post, Matthyj!!