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    Duplicolor Engine Primer and Enamel Question

    I picked up some Duplicolor Engine Enamel primer and paint. The coating window is before 1 hour and after 7 days.

    What is the procedure when going from primer to paint?

    Start paint within 1 hour of priming or wait 7 days after priming to let it cure?

    Just wondering. Anyone used it before?

    #2
    Been going through the same thing using Duplicolor.
    I'm impatiant so I prime, wait 10 min or so and prime again.
    Then after about an hour I paint, wait 10 min or so and put on a second coat.
    So far so good, if it's going to gas out and make a mess I haven't seen it yet. (Yet)

    Oh, no expert here............

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      #3
      I didn't use the engine primer (other stuff instead) but did follow the can's instructions to a point - had a lot of work to do to sand down the high bondo spots after applying the primer first.
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        #4
        You don't need much primer. A couple of light coats is plenty. If you spray the primer and it turns out nice, go ahead and shoot the paint after it flashes off: 15-20 minutes.
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          #5
          Thanks guys. Appreciate the help. I'll let you know how it turns out when it gets warm enough.

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