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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi Ray,
One of the original primers was dark gray. It's very difficult to remove.
Many people use sand paper to remove it.
It depends on what the 'blemishes' are as to what is best to use on them.
Are they small 'divots', cracks, exposed glass fibers?
Regards,
Alan
Original gray primer.
One of the original primers was dark gray. It's very difficult to remove.
Many people use sand paper to remove it.
It depends on what the 'blemishes' are as to what is best to use on them.
Are they small 'divots', cracks, exposed glass fibers?
Regards,
Alan
Original gray primer.
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I agree...a photo of your surface is needed.
As for a filler to fill in blemishes...it all depends on the severity of the blemish. But if it were me...I would use nothing but Vette Panel Adhesive/Filler from Evercoat.
But...the dark grey primer/sealer...if that is what it is will need to be thoroughly removed BEFORE you apply the VPA.
DUB
As for a filler to fill in blemishes...it all depends on the severity of the blemish. But if it were me...I would use nothing but Vette Panel Adhesive/Filler from Evercoat.
But...the dark grey primer/sealer...if that is what it is will need to be thoroughly removed BEFORE you apply the VPA.
DUB
