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LOL this is true it actually gets better treatment than my jeep hahaha!
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The last two I did I used Martin Senour Urethane with hardener. It seems 'decent' (most of the complaints I might come up with are application issues (ie me) more than the product).
But the thing is, I have no side by side durability/aging comparison against another brand. Very difficult to do unless you paint equipment for a living and can collect complaint data over a long period of time. I might also suggest that the primer is more important than the paint (as long as a decent paint is used). 'Epoxy' based primers are recommended, with high zinc content (a cathodic process preserves the metal). This gets good reviews from the car resto groups: http://www.bilthamber.com/which-paint-or-coating And perhaps most important of all, is surface prep, in particular any bare metal (or if you are wanting to paint over rust, that is a different approach entirely...) |
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Oh, and I've been using PPG Omni Acrylic Urethane and Epoxy Primer on my projects and they've been holding up well over the years. Just make sure you have good respiratory protection and ventilation using these products.
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Can you share the specific part number on this PPG epoxy primer?
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