I am repainting the dash of my '54 Vette because sanding scratches have shown through after 10 years from the paint job that is on the car. The car was painted 10 years ago with acrylic lacquer and I will be repainting the dash with acrylic lacquer. The paint on the dash is solid except for the sanding scratches that are showing through.
I am not an experienced painter. In the past I have followed these steps:
(1) paint base coats with high solids acrylic lacquer primer
(2) paint using PPG Deltron NCS 2004 sealer gray
(3) paint using acrylic lacquer as the final coat.
Since the surface is now smooth (sanded with 800 grit wet sand paper), do I need to first put a primer down (step (1)) or can I paint using the sealer followed by the final lacquer coat?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Charles
I am not an experienced painter. In the past I have followed these steps:
(1) paint base coats with high solids acrylic lacquer primer
(2) paint using PPG Deltron NCS 2004 sealer gray
(3) paint using acrylic lacquer as the final coat.
Since the surface is now smooth (sanded with 800 grit wet sand paper), do I need to first put a primer down (step (1)) or can I paint using the sealer followed by the final lacquer coat?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Charles
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