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After sandblasting and scraping

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Frank

01-04-2002 12:37:48




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After sandblasting and scraping etc. what should be used to washdown cast and sheet metal before spraying on primer?




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Greaseman

02-22-2002 17:01:09




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 Re: After sandblasting and scraping in reply to Frank, 01-04-2002 12:37:48  
I asked the same question at a local autobody shop and they said: TRIPLE ETCH. I used only once and it did well stupidly for me I left it on the rear bumper of my truck over night and drove off at 4 in the morning and it was squashed it the road. I believe it should work for you. just wear safety glasses and gloves.Luck.



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another doug

01-07-2002 05:11:12




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 Re: After sandblasting and scraping in reply to Frank, 01-04-2002 12:37:48  
what about using phosphoric acid, the label says mix it something like two parts water and one part acid, it has worked very well for me, kinda expensive , but if the project is worth it...,that sandblasting dust does not make for good adhesion! and it needs to come off, the acid does remove some light rust I would say



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charles ethridge

01-04-2002 17:42:51




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 Re: After sandblasting and scraping in reply to Frank, 01-04-2002 12:37:48  
frank, try to have every thing set up to start painting as soon as the blasting is finnished, as quick as possably, same day, the metal is raw and rust sets in right now, will form a light coat of rust over-night, i wash my parts by putting laquacer thinner in the paint gun and sparying
everthing while using a scrub brush at the same time, there will be very small amounts of sand and oil still in the metal, do not use anything like wire brush or steel wool, will leave small amounts of loose steel that can cause a rust blister later on.

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