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Speedy....have used the PPG brand of hi-build primer on my wagon. I am using PPG epoxy primer for doing all the primer work. It gives you a good base and bodywork will adhere to it as well. The hi build is being used in areas where the bodywork is finished and will do the block sanding. The hi build fills in all the little scratches .

What happened to your pictures in post 21? They were there, but now just a big box with a little tiny box & red X in the corner saying "Attached Images", or is it just on my computer??

Originally Posted by rspears

What happened to your pictures in post 21? They were there, but now just a big box with a little tiny box & red X in the corner saying "Attached Images", or is it just on my computer??

I still see them.

Originally Posted by sunsetdart

Speedy....have used the PPG brand of hi-build primer on my wagon. I am using PPG epoxy primer for doing all the primer work. It gives you a good base and bodywork will adhere to it as well. The hi build is being used in areas where the bodywork is finished and will do the block sanding. The hi build fills in all the little scratches .

I have heard a lot of good things about their hi-build primer. You're not the first person to tell me how good it is.
Do you use it? Do you have any pictures?