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Well, if anyone has followed my paint job saga, and all the tales of woe I've had, I just went downstairs where the external panels are to start bringing them up to put on the car, and discovered a real heart wrencher. One of the panels (right rear wing) is all scratched up. Some of the scratches are deep enough that they will require some filler. It's my own fault, as I didn't have all the panel covered, and it looks like the cat might have gotten to this one...but the cat won't fess up. :eeek:
Since yesterday, my head's cleared up enough that I can just go ahead and fix it without getting stressed out anymore. I'll have to fill and re-paint the entire panel, so here's the question. After scuffing up the paint and re-filling the scratches, should I re-prime with the epoxy primer that I used originally, or should I just re-paint. It's not a problem re-priming. I just want to know the right way to do it.
Thanks
Since yesterday, my head's cleared up enough that I can just go ahead and fix it without getting stressed out anymore. I'll have to fill and re-paint the entire panel, so here's the question. After scuffing up the paint and re-filling the scratches, should I re-prime with the epoxy primer that I used originally, or should I just re-paint. It's not a problem re-priming. I just want to know the right way to do it.
Thanks