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I have a question about painting a car. The original paint on my '74 is lacquer. I have been prepping the car for paint for almost a year on the weekends or spare time. Sanding and sanding and of course more sanding.
I have talk to a few people about painting over the lacquer paint and I have a few different answers. One of the problems I am concerned with is the "lifting" of the old lacquer paint. I am aware that stripping the car of all the old paint is the best way to avoid the lifting problem. However, I don't have the resources to strip the whole car. I am using a polyester feather fill on the car before I prime and paint the car. Is the poly fill an appropriate way to seal off the lacquer from the primer and paint?
Thx in advance for the advice.
I have talk to a few people about painting over the lacquer paint and I have a few different answers. One of the problems I am concerned with is the "lifting" of the old lacquer paint. I am aware that stripping the car of all the old paint is the best way to avoid the lifting problem. However, I don't have the resources to strip the whole car. I am using a polyester feather fill on the car before I prime and paint the car. Is the poly fill an appropriate way to seal off the lacquer from the primer and paint?
Thx in advance for the advice.