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scott123 10-17-2017 04:24 PM

sandblasted parts
 
I just bought some sandblasted fenders that were sprayed with a cheaper 2K primer.

I have always used epoxy primer on the bare metal after blasting.

Suggestions?

Scott

MARTINSR 10-17-2017 05:36 PM

Re: sandblasted parts
 
My first concern would be if they are warped from the sandblasting.


Brian

scott123 10-17-2017 08:47 PM

Re: sandblasted parts
 
They appear to be straight. I have not tried to fit them but they look and feel good.

I'm no body guy so I have to follow the directions and the best methods. Anything I ever took to the metal I used an epoxy primer.

The are original fenders off a 72 Ambulance. I have to patch a 115 outlet hole on each one but other than that they are in incredible shape.

Scott

Foot Stomper 10-17-2017 11:54 PM

Re: sandblasted parts
 
I'd test fit them before moving ahead.
If they fit, then I'd take off the urethane primer and start over with epoxy. This way you know they're going to last.


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