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Bondaprimer

contrarian Part of things Posts: 52	Bondaprimer contrarian @contrarian
	Feb 26, 2014 23:30:50 GMT Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top
	Hi All I'm new here been lurking for a while without posting as I don't have anything retro at the moment. I need to tidy up my current daily B5 passat wagon and I have some Bondaprimer. Is it fussy about what goes over the top of it? Ideally I want to have it on bare metal then a light skim of glazing putty over the top to fill in any pits etc before topcoat. Can it be flatted to a feather edge? I also have a POR15 starter kit but I've heard it's a real ballache to use so I'll keep that for something which won't be seen. Any advice appreciated Cheers


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composimmonite Posted a lot Posts: 4,681	Bondaprimer composimmonite @composimmonite
	Feb 27, 2014 9:34:29 GMT Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top
	With any paint you really need it to "cure" so as long as the Bondaprimer fully hardened then I can't see a problem. It should say on the tin if it reacts with other paints but from what I remember (haven't used it for years) is was a good "all rounder". BTW I save the small pots that the mango chutney and onion relish come in with Indian takeaway poppadoms for use with POR15 as you shouldn't really use it from the tin - pour into another container and throw away unused amount rather than pouring back into big tin. Paul H


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