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Old 23-10-19, 16:45
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Originally Posted by Grant Bowker View Post
I think POR have renamed several of their products recently:
Tie Coat Primer became High Build Primer
Chassis Coat became Top Coat DTM Chassis Black
Prep and Ready became Metal Prep
Maybe more name changes to confuse me....
Often a name change will be a way to raise prices. Old product will remain for a short while at the lower price until exhausted while the new product sits there for a bit more money.

Personally, I have never use the tie primer. I catch the paint when it is slightly tacky, and I get good adhesion as well as a transfer of some of the hardening properties. But it is very dependant on timing...too early and you get cracking/crazing on the new paint.
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