Hi All. Ive spent the summer getting my old 90 running sweet and decided to give her a lick of paint to tidy her up. Shes been painted black with a yard brush at some time! Ive spent 2 weeks with wet n dry - the existing paint is v soft and a bugger to smooth out - it sort of ballls up. Any way, disaster tonite - i wiped some of my finished work with a rag soaked in thinners and the black paint erupts!!! have i got to strip all the old paint off or is there some sort of "neutral" primer i can put on before spraying my 2 pack? help please!! thanks, steve
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You could use Isolator Sealer, but as the previous coating is so soft removal would be the best option.
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cover the fooker in nitromorse then hose it down wiv a pressure washer
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Spend every weekend over winter green laning an you wont have to worry about it.
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Only three colours, then it hasn't been too badly abused
.Invest in some Nitromors and strip back to bare metal, use a plastic scraper to avoid scratching or gouging of the panels. Steel wool will also work well...........and remember to use etch primer before applying any other coatings.Similar threads
