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Re: Kind/Brand of Primer to use after Phosphoric A
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Posted by CNKS on September 13, 2005 at 07:12:02 from (204.249.178.138):
In Reply to: Kind/Brand of Primer to use after Phosphoric Acid posted by Dave in CT on September 13, 2005 at 07:00:03:
What I usually do with such products is use a scotchbrite pad, or similar product and remove as much of the residue as possible. I then treat with wax and grease remover -- I use PPG DX330. I also use PPG Omni MP 170 epoxy primer. Whatever you do don't use etch primer after a phosphoric acid treatment -- there is the possibility of too much acid. I have not yet painted over "Must for Rust", although there are some parts ready to paint. Thus far I have only used Picklex 20, I don't think there is much difference except for cost, but I don't know the formulations -- My guess is you will be fine. As far as breaking up the finish, if you paint it within a reasonable amount of time after scuffing or sanding, it shouldn't be a problem, as the epoxy seals the metal and prevents moisture from getting in. That is one advantage of epoxy primers, they are waterproof, other primers aren't.
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