USC Eliminator High Build Polyester Primer Gallon
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USC High-Build Primer/Surfacer is as tough and durable as they come
Premium high-build polyester formulation is a highly durable primer/surfacer you can use on fiberglass, aluminum and properly prepared steel.
- Excellent adhesion
- Very high fill
- Superior solvent resistance
- Fast dry to sand
- Sprayable
Premium high build formulation is a polyester primer-surfacer which can be used on fiberglass, aluminum and properly prepared steel. Eliminator HB has excellent adhesion, very high fill and superior solvent resistance when properly cured. On fiberglass it replaces damaged gel coat. This tough and durable coating resists stone chipping and abrasion and will fill 36 grit grinder marks in 2 to 3 coats. Cured primer in non-shrinking and compatible all automotive topcoats and meets all VOC regulations. 1 gallon includes 4oz liquid hardener.
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I've ordered this from you guys and another company each time I received message damaged and returned this happened between the two companies 5 times it was damaged now either this product doesn't exist orwhy is it only me that can't get the product.
I mixed up 16 oz., used a drill to mix well, new gun with 2.0 tip. Material sprayed fine but went on thick & speckled with tiny gobs (like sand) all over the panel, why? It sanded out fine. Can this be reduced to spray lighter as a final primer coat?
What size spray tip works best with this primer?
This only comes in light gray, I want a dark base for my base color coat. What's the easiest way to go over this to give me a dark gray base? Would dark gray lacquer primer be acceptable as just I happen to have a gallon sitting around?
Can this product be used on wood surfaces?
Can this be sprayed on top of rattle can primer?
What is the best method to measure out the catalyst in 1/2 or 1 ounce portions?
The description says this can be used on bare aluminum! Yet at least 2 people have specifically asked about that here, both answers were to always use epoxy primer on aluminum first. So, which is it, can you or can't you? Maybe some factual consistency?
