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Eastwood Chassis Black Bad Luck.
I had some bad luck with this stuff twice.
First I had two quarts and two cans. The quarts did match the cans and one quart had a much higher sheen then the other. I kept trying to spot fix areas in my engine bay and finally ended up completely sanding down my engine bay and left it in primer.
My next deal was I detailed a bunch of parts, used SEM self etch primer then spray bombed with Eastwood Chassis Black. Two days later the paint scrapes off. Then I read you can't use the stuff over self etching primer. Eastwood says It will never cure and if it does it will flake off. Now I have lots of stuff to strip again. Lesson learned!
No problems with my Rustoleum top coats.
I had some bad luck with this stuff twice.
First I had two quarts and two cans. The quarts did match the cans and one quart had a much higher sheen then the other. I kept trying to spot fix areas in my engine bay and finally ended up completely sanding down my engine bay and left it in primer.
My next deal was I detailed a bunch of parts, used SEM self etch primer then spray bombed with Eastwood Chassis Black. Two days later the paint scrapes off. Then I read you can't use the stuff over self etching primer. Eastwood says It will never cure and if it does it will flake off. Now I have lots of stuff to strip again. Lesson learned!
No problems with my Rustoleum top coats.