Epoxy Fast Dry 2.1 low voc DTM Primer & Sealer White Gallon Kit

Sprays good. Good quality

Im restoring a 51 Chevy that I did all the welding work on and sanded it down to metal. I used a 1.3 tip with a reducer for the first coat. It doesn’t need it at all so I stopped using the reducer for the second coat. It fills dents like a high build primer would when it’s sanded down. It says sanding isn’t necessary but it is if you want your job to be good. The surface needs to flat. I used a 400 grit to make it smooth. It sands very easy! Overall, this stuff is very good and its my go to. I will buy it again when I paint my Tahoe or something else.

Late dry

No issues with the thickness at all. The users complaining must not have used the right needle. My gun has a 1.3. It is very easy to control.

Would use again

This primer is a POS. It is thicker than the thickest latex paint. I had to move to 2.0 spray tip and it still doesn't spray well. I also used a reducer at 10%. This helped a bit. Clean up is a real bitch. I would not recommend this paint for anything but for masonry or wood and only to be used with a brush or roller. It will stop up your spray equipment.

I did the best rust removal I could using rust remover. Primer it once and used Bondi over the primer and rattle canned primer over that. Sanded and then shot more epoxy primer on the entire truck. One gallon did it . I'll paint tomorrow. It stands nice and smooth faith 220 and 400.

Used this to seal my 66 Chevy. This is thick stuff you must use the recommended thinner. It sprayed out real nice. Filtered paint once mixed to ensure no debris, clots, etc. Had no problems whatsoever. W