Which Etch??

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DOLLER
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Which Etch??

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Ok I have read through heaps of old treads and the more I read the more I was confused.
Thought it best I look stoopid now by asking rather than later when I find out I;ve stuffed up! :econfused:
Are there different types of Etch Primer for Acrylic and 2 Pack??
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Re: Which Etch??

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I believe so - but I'm no painter.

The best thing to do is find the nearest PROPER paint shop and buy all the stuff off them so you know its compatible - any good shop will have someone there whose brain you can pick for any dramas you have , and can sell you the right stuff to minimise the dramas inthe first place. :thumbsup:
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Re: Which Etch??

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Yeah cool mate- Off the the paint shop I go! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Re: Which Etch??

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I have recently used the 2pac etch and under coat because it covers everything and doesn't react like the acrylic stuff did.

I am no painter either this is just what I have done :wink: .
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