All this talk about the DuPont DP-40 has me scared about
the paint on my Healey. Here is the story...
I got my Healey substructure sandblasted and then primed with
DuPont Veri-prime (vera-prime?) which I think is DP-40 about a year ago.
(I didn't prime it, the sandblasting guys did) Well, I finally finished
painting it last month (with Imron). Unfortunately, I only scuffed about 20%
of the primer surface with a scotchbrite pad. So, I'd guess the primer sat
for about 11 months before it was top coated on the majority of the car. Is
this
going to be a huge problem down the road? If so, I might as well bite the
bullet
and repaint it now. I'd really hate to see the color coat flake off in a year
or two! Thanks ... I think ...
william woodruff woodruff@engin.umich.edu Ann Arbor, MI
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