what kind of black primer do you guys use?

[maroon88iroc]

i am going to paint my 67 black primer untill i can get it ready for paint. i plan on keeping it in primer for awhile because i want to get the car running right and everything finished before paint. what is the best black primer out there? i have heard dp90 is very good. i want that deep black. this will be a show car even in primer, i have plenty of things on the car to help out the primer look but i want the best black primer out there, suggestions?

[TonyL]

I used DP 90

[maroon88iroc]

is that what is on your monza? very nice looking car btw

[TonyL]

Yep. Just a quick shot of DP90 is all. that, and duplicolor for my stripe.

Thanks!

[maroon88iroc]

do you car to post a pic of the stripe? and a couple of the car?

[cad]

Is DP90 epoxy? Does it need a hardener?

[danbob67]

dp90 is epoxy and it does need a hardner

[sellersrodshop]

one thing to consider with the dp-90 is how long are you going to leave in primer. the stuff is a great product, but over time will fade to a deep gray if exposed to sunlight for lengthy times. i ran my 40 in dp-90 for about 4 yrs & it faded to a dark battleship gray during that time.

[woody80z28]

Take a look at Kirker "Hot Rod Black". It's a urethane that is supposed to be UV-proof-ish. My old man is gonna spray his Impala with it, but hasn't done it yet.

[70LS1NOVA]

IMO DP90 is the way to go in your case. Even if it does fade, you'll probably want to re-prime for paint in the future. When you're ready to paint it, simply scuff that DP90, and put on some high build urethane and/or sealer, and paint that puppy. DP90 is some tough stuff, hard as a rock to sand, and very harmful to your lungs when spraying. Make sure you use proper respirators when using DP90.

[rubadub]

Heres some dp90

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