I just got my 1st can of roll on primer. Has anyone used roll on primer. This is made by transtar autobody and is a 2 part roll-it primer. It is fast drying and you can apply direct to metal and eliminate the need for a self etch primer.
I thought they called that house paint? Is the roller a use once and toss it deal? can you "rag" it and do Faux finishes like in the bathroom?
Tell more!!! Brands, What it is, Lacquer? Urethane? How thick does it go on per coat? Do you have to sand betwen coats? Does it have a time limit before sanding/recoating?
Dr,it's a two part urethane. Same as any good high fill spray on catalized primer. Slightly rougher surface than sprayed, so it takes a little more sanding(VERY little). No booth, no overspray, and no worries about moisture in your air system. I told you guys about this two years ago. Pay attention!
so where do you get it, who makes it and what does it cost??? it really eliminates the need for etching primer on bare metal huh??? sounds interesting..... Mike
Rollover repair in a can! How can you beat that! I had the truck for a year after paint, no shrinking, no die back. I was very happy with the stuff!
Transtar is the brand. PPG has it too but it's not direct to metal. I get it at an automotive paint store. About 35 a qt, with catalist. It takes a foam one time use roller. I think they are about a buck each.
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