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Patsdeere · May 25, 2012

Ok, so if you had to choose between a white semi epoxy primer (which is sandable) or JD buff primer which would you pick? I will be using JD paint on top.

Thanks.

CNKS · May 25, 2012

Use non-sandable (true) epoxy primer followed by a surfacer. What is the name of the sandable (semi)epoxy?

mike.l · May 26, 2012

stay with the john deere primer unless you got supplyed air john deere primer might help you to live a little longer

CNKS · May 26, 2012

True epoxy primers do not usually contain isocyanates, but best to check the MSDS to be sure. The PPG versions do not.

Patsdeere · May 28, 2012

Thanks for the warning. I do have a supplied air system and don't know how I did it without it. What a lifesaver.

sflem849 · May 29, 2012

(quoted from post at 21:59:58 05/28/12) Thanks for the warning. I do have a supplied air system and don't know how I did it without it. What a lifesaver.

What are you running? How do you like it?

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