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Everett + Jennepher wrote: > > rusted areas and prime with a good quality 2 part epoxy primer (I use PPG > > DP90). This will give you some extra working time before you paint. Epoxy > > primer is so tough, it can stay on the car for up to a year or more > without > > needing to be covered by a top coat. > > Can the Epoxy primer get wet? What do you do to prepare it for paint if > you have driven the car with it primed? > > Thanks, > Everett Barnes Yes, it is a waterproof primer, not like 1 part primers like Krylon, Rustoleum, etc. All you need to do is lightly scuff the primed areas with 320 grit paper to prepare it for a topcoat (you'd also probably be doing this to the unprimed areas as well to prepare them). For a higher quality paint job, you would put a coat of sealer on the whole car before you shoot the topcoat. Steve B.