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Originally Posted by sevt_chevelle
What products and procedures that a "collision" shop use doesn't always translate into the "restoration" shop.
Production body shops don't epoxy because 1. time constraints 2. insurance companies won't pay for it.
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I hear you Eric, but that doesn't change the facts.
1. Spraying a quality epoxy primer over your bare metal before filler or paint prep is the best way to treat bare metal.
2. 99% of body repairs across America aren't done that way and survive.
Applying the epoxy steps up the game quite a bit. Plus when doing stuff around the garage that are going to be a multi year project, epoxy over the bare metal allows you to work those years without issues.
Brian