ToledoRocket
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Returning rocketeer with kids, and I need some advice. 25 years ago I finished everything from pinewood derby cars to rockets with a wet sanded lacquer primer covered with enamels from rattlecans or the ubiquitous Testor's enamel from a Badger 300 airbrush.
Now I'm older and have small children, so I want to find a less toxic solution. I am currently using Rustoleum auto body primer and sanding between coats. I think I may have developed a sensitivity to this product, if that's possible. I love the finish and I am familiar with the process, but it's time for a change.
Are there any sandable acrylic primers? Is it possible to lay down a few base coats and wet sand them? My goal is to shoot acrylic colors from the airbrush and then clear coat. Any ideas are welcome.
John
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Now I'm older and have small children, so I want to find a less toxic solution. I am currently using Rustoleum auto body primer and sanding between coats. I think I may have developed a sensitivity to this product, if that's possible. I love the finish and I am familiar with the process, but it's time for a change.
Are there any sandable acrylic primers? Is it possible to lay down a few base coats and wet sand them? My goal is to shoot acrylic colors from the airbrush and then clear coat. Any ideas are welcome.
John
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