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Primer paint, oil or water based

posted by  KlausC on  Sat Mar 24 13:48 CST 2012
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I am going to sand down a bunch of paint bubbles that Xena accumulated over the years. I don't think any of them are so bad that I cannot just sand down to shiney steel.

But, what kind of primer should I use? I have a can of water based grey primer on my bench. Is that OK to use on steel? Or should I just buy a can of oil based primer.

The top coat will be oil based. There is no 'clear coat' on the 1967 wagon.

Klaus
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