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<big><font size="-1"><big>Al said</big></font></big>:<br>
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<Since the nitro can't re-solvate a catalyzed primer, you need a
good mechanical bond. It's hard to get a good sanding in the
recesses. <br>
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right, so those limitations, regrading bonding, define the task as a
failure from the start, if you can't adequately prep the recesses
which make up a large portion of the acreage. Seems to makes more
sense to shoot for a chemical bond from the start.<br>
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Though I will say the SEM high build primer I was using was not
catalyzed, and could be solvent melted. So I'm not sure it was a
bonding, rather than a compatibility issue. <br>
<br>
Jim Ialeggio<br>
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Jim Ialeggio
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978 425-9026
Shirley Center, MA
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