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Priming/painting question?
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Thad in AR. View Drop Down
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    Posted: 12 Dec 2010 at 3:03pm
What do you guys use for primer on small Parts? When I get time I sand blast and clean parts then prime them. Most primers say to paint within so many hrs. or days.  Sometimes these parts will set on a shelf for months. Do they need reprimed or reblasted and primed or what? Just curious as to what others do.
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i use an epoxy primer, then just scuff before painting. been doing it for years with no problems. ...Jb
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Epoxy is one of the few primers that is not porous.  Others will allow air/moisture to penitrate and cause rust.  As JB said, you need to scuff any primer that has set for some time before painting.  
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