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![]() Michael Horowitz wrote: Second, I see offers for "Mil-Spec TT-P-1757 kit". What would the 'kit' consist of? - Mike Some of those primers are two-packs - the Wash Primers have an acid component that gets mixed with the resin and pigment; others are epoxy or urethane based. A "kit" is all the components needed for a particular type of primer. As for me, I use a self-etching primer from NAPA that comes in a rattle can unless I'm feeling obsessive. Then I've got some Stits Epoxy Primer I bought years ago to mix and shoot. The pros who I thought were going to shoot the Stits hated the stuff; they liked the Sterling two-pack primers better, and so I bought what they were willing to shoot. Don't obsess about this stuff. You're probably not building an Navy fighter that's going to spend a lot of it's life soaked in salt spray. |
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