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saltwater and alluminum corrosion
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<blockquote data-quote="answer3" data-source="post: 408086" data-attributes="member: 15618"><p>Thanks. I found the oil based primer #7780 from rustoleum that would be compatible with OSPHO, but it says in the instructions that "smooth, hard, or glossy finishes should be scarified by sanding to create a surface profile" which I think is the case for the inside paint in my boat. Is this the case with any primer whatsoever or are there different primers that stick without needing to sand the old paint?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="answer3, post: 408086, member: 15618"] Thanks. I found the oil based primer #7780 from rustoleum that would be compatible with OSPHO, but it says in the instructions that "smooth, hard, or glossy finishes should be scarified by sanding to create a surface profile" which I think is the case for the inside paint in my boat. Is this the case with any primer whatsoever or are there different primers that stick without needing to sand the old paint? [/QUOTE]
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