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<blockquote data-quote="dbornotdb" data-source="post: 1264754" data-attributes="member: 554715">Since you picked that primer up before noon, I&#039;m gonna assume you sprayed it already.But I will tell you the steps I would recommend anyways.Sand the Kilz primer down with 150, then 200. Then spray the Duplicolor Filler Primer on there. get it even through out and then really get it into all the spots that stand out. Like the pin holes and scratches.You will probally need 2 to 3 cans as I have not seen what you are spraying.Don&#039;t be afraid to cake the primer into the low spots.When you have it all done, allow it to fully dry over night. Then use some flat black and mist it over the box. This will show you the low spots duing your sanding.Then wet-sand with 200 grit till all the black is gone. If you have flat areas, I suggest a paint stick wrapped with sand paper so your fingers don&#039;t leave dips.If you sand through the primer to get the low spots, primer it back up and do it again. Not the whole thing, but the areas around it till it is all flat.Then again wet-sand with 400 softly, then clean it real good and prep it for paint.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dbornotdb, post: 1264754, member: 554715"] [COLOR=Blue]Since you picked that primer up before noon, I'm gonna assume you sprayed it already.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]But I will tell you the steps I would recommend anyways.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]Sand the Kilz primer down with 150, then 200. [/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]Then spray the Duplicolor Filler Primer on there. get it even through out and then really get it into all the spots that stand out. Like the pin holes and scratches.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]You will probally need 2 to 3 cans as I have not seen what you are spraying.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]Don't be afraid to cake the primer into the low spots.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]When you have it all done, allow it to fully dry over night. Then use some flat black and mist it over the box. This will show you the low spots duing your sanding.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]Then wet-sand with 200 grit till all the black is gone. If you have flat areas, I suggest a paint stick wrapped with sand paper so your fingers don't leave dips.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]If you sand through the primer to get the low spots, primer it back up and do it again. Not the whole thing, but the areas around it till it is all flat.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]Then again wet-sand with 400 softly, then clean it real good and prep it for paint.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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