Primer Paint for Beginners - 2K High Build Primer Application on the Honda Step #7

In this episode follow along as I got through some automotive primer basics. The epoxy primer sat for a little over 40 hours before I had a chance to tackle it with some high build, so I scuffed it to ensure proper adhesion. With the putty glaze, I filled the pin holes and minor imperfections to straighten the panels a little more too. Is primer needed? The answer is yes, simply applying paint over filler work will only show the imperfections of the filler applications. And it’s not recommended to throw on layer after layer of base or single stage as it only would cost more money on material and be more work to fade away blemishes. Some of my previous videos also show some bondo for beginners, working with short stand fillers and lightweight fillers. I know of few of you have also asked what psi should I paint with and for myself, I have juggled around with my spray settings. With the epoxy primer, I sprayed at 30 psi out the gun and with the high build primer I sprayed at 28 psi. In my next video, I will go over a few hvlp basics that have helped me during my whole painting process. Honestly painting car grey primer has come out looking pretty nice where I have been pondering the idea of keeping it grey, but I have settled on a car finally and soon I think I am ready to reveal that color with all of you. Still have a lot of block sanding to do on the Honda Civic, going to start with some 220 grit, block it down and then re prime and re sand with 320 and 400 before applying base/clear. I wanted to reach out and thank Honda Vlogs for mentioning me in his previous video. If you all are looking for a great channel that recaps the YouTube Honda community and more I strongly suggest that you all check out his channel.    / hondavlogs   Honda Vlogs Music Below: Download for free on The Artist Union: theartistunion.com/tracks/646875 Download for free on The Artist Union: theartistunion.com/tracks/01cab7