question about primer

ok...was wonderin what people do in areas where they get morning dew(sp) and shit like that and have primered vehicles. i was told by a some body shops that primer isn't too good for a vehicle for extended periods of time because it can still rust the metal out thru the primer or somethin like that. i can't afford paint right now so that option is out. any info on this would be cool. thanks.

Yepp a primer surfacer is not waterproof. Water can still seep through below the primer film and into the metal/mud. One way to rid this problem is to either run a primer sealer under the primer on the surface or just find a good looking sealer you prefer and spray that down over the existing primer as a temp. topcoat if you're not planning on paint for a while.

Prime it with Epoxy its water proof.............. and u can do filler work on top of it

Aight thanks guys. I thought about juss doin a single stage to prevent it too. I'll figure something out somethin though.

Use flat paint. Its cheap.
http://www.kustomshop.com/scripts/depot.exe?pgm=ksflatz.bbx

thanks seth...i'm feelin that flat black. lol now i juss have to finish my body work.

Why flat black when you have like 60 different flat colors to choose from? Lol.

Edited: 10/1/2006 10:49:29 AM by FreakwitaFro

lol because i don't like any of the other flat colors and it goes with my shitty interior. ok well maybe the copper pearl. :)