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![]() I’m not saying the JP202 will be a problem but my experience of a similar high build primer was that it suffered significant blistering when only about 5 years old. It’s not really a problem for the auto boys because who keeps a car that long? The issue is the filling medium used in the primer;- Talc or chalk are bad;- water enters the plastic due to fick’s diffusion where it mixes with the chalk = carbolic acid which neutralises by drawing in more water + generating pressure (osmosis) which pushes up a blister. As a result of this I currently would fill surface with chemically inert filled (alumina/kaolin) epoxy or polyester, untill defect free and then use a standard white 2 part primer. Fraser So what chemically inert primer would YOU use? |
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