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    1. 04-29-2010 #1
      paint2361
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      seam seal and primer

      Whats better for the floors and truck lip seal: seam seal then sealer primer or sealer primer then seam seal?

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    3. 04-29-2010 #2
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      I wanna say prime then seam sealer but not a pro here just learning as I go!
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      what kind of primer will you be priming with?

      Will you be sanding after you seam seal?

      need more info
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      paint2361
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      An epoxy primer then truck bed liner on the bottom and lizard skin on the floor....
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      I would epoxy then seam seal
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      according to my local paint reps, they have recommended doing all your work and seam seal as the last step before actual paint.
      I have tried it like this and have not had any problems.
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      Quote Originally Posted by blackchevy777 View Post
      according to my local paint reps, they have recommended doing all your work and seam seal as the last step before actual paint.
      I have tried it like this and have not had any problems.
      x2.........



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