paint feeler

[patisak]

hey guys first time on here. =) i have a 99 4 door cavalier with body kit in alll and i had to do a lot of body work and as right now i have a lot of sanding marks and tiny rock chips nothing to major. but is any of the primers thick enough + many coats to take it all back to a nice surface for a wet sand b4 base? and with a feeler do i need to put a sealer on it or just primer sorry for the noobish questions thank you

[Dupli-Color-Specialist]

No problem on the questions. Thats what this forum is for. You might want to look into a glazing putty for your imperfections. They sell it at local auto parts stores and it usually comes in a tube. It is the next step after body filler and is designed for what you need. Something more than primer but not exactly body filler. After the glazing putty you can use our FP101 Filler Primer. You can then use our Paint Shop primer over the filler primer.