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I have finished blocking my high build primer and now I have some areas, on panel edges and a couple places on the body line where bare metal is exposed. I am using House of Kolor CHROMATE FREE EPOXY PRIMER (KP2CF) and will be using A two-component acrylic urethane primer sealer. KO-SEAL® II. Will the sealer take care of those exposed edges or should I re-apply the Epoxy primer to those areas? It was suggested by a friend that I could over reduce the epoxy primer ( around 50% ) and just touch up those areas and then scuff with grey Scotch Brite pad. I am afraid that if I do these touch ups, it will leave a dry edge on the already smooth surfaces. If I used the Very Slow reducer, would that help prevent creating the rough dry edges? And should I use the small touch up gun and narrow the pattern and just make quick half trigger passes until the metal edges are full hiding?
In Short, Should I either shoot one more coat overall with the KP2CF Epoxy primer, then possibly hit it again with 600P wet and just staying off of the edges, and then I could spray my sealer, basecoat and clear, or would it be alright to just go ahead now and do the sealer, base and clear. I just don't know it the KO-SEAL II will adhere to those sand thru areas.
In Short, Should I either shoot one more coat overall with the KP2CF Epoxy primer, then possibly hit it again with 600P wet and just staying off of the edges, and then I could spray my sealer, basecoat and clear, or would it be alright to just go ahead now and do the sealer, base and clear. I just don't know it the KO-SEAL II will adhere to those sand thru areas.
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