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Hi guys, long time no post.
I just wanted to ask the experts here if polyester filler can be applied on top of sanded rattle-can primer. The stuff I bought locally (Chamaleon 503, the label says it's a polyester filler with chopped fiberglass) says "can be applied to paint and lacquer coatings or 2-part acrylic primer", but that it shouldn't be applied to reactive base coats, nitrocellulose paint or 1-part acrylic primers.
Is there a reason why the combination of poly filler and spray-can primer wouldn't go well together? I've never worked with a poly filler before, but I didn't think it contained any sort of solvents or reactive agents that would harm regular acrylic primer. The piece I'm working on needs to have good adhesion between the primer and filler.
Thanks in advance dudes.
I just wanted to ask the experts here if polyester filler can be applied on top of sanded rattle-can primer. The stuff I bought locally (Chamaleon 503, the label says it's a polyester filler with chopped fiberglass) says "can be applied to paint and lacquer coatings or 2-part acrylic primer", but that it shouldn't be applied to reactive base coats, nitrocellulose paint or 1-part acrylic primers.
Is there a reason why the combination of poly filler and spray-can primer wouldn't go well together? I've never worked with a poly filler before, but I didn't think it contained any sort of solvents or reactive agents that would harm regular acrylic primer. The piece I'm working on needs to have good adhesion between the primer and filler.
Thanks in advance dudes.