RGAZ
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Epoxy prime and Eastwood chassis black satin on my "other" project car. Looks great and resists chips, very durable.
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Did you have to rough up your epoxy primer coat before the chassis black Randy?
My car was media blasted then immediately put in epoxy primer but it has been a while. I was thinking of using the POR 15 "White Coat" under there as the rest of the car is WW1 white. I thought I would wire brush it at least.
RGAZ
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Yes. I did due to the gap between coats. It just hand scuffed it. Pics attached (sorry, not a Mopar, so look away if you have an issue) The coat is a little dusty in the pic, in real life its pretty satin.
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Thanks.
Hell, that's not dusty. I've seen the Eastwood chassis black and it looks good. I wish I had that option.
The reason I asked is the epoxy primer is fairly hard $hit by it self. Having to scuff up an entire undercarriage of a unibody will be a chore. I figured I would need to but was hoping for a magic response of "no, I didn't scuff it" for some reason.
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If that' an OEM silver/gray on you gas tank, I sure would like to know what color that is. My 67 GTX needs some.
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I have not used it. I was just going by what the product coverage was. But i'm sorta brain scrambled so I could be very wrong.lol.
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I just wanted to add POR 15 has MDI in it so you shouldn't spray it unless you have the right protection and a place to spray it.
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