EBPR00310 Gray Perfect Match Scratch Filler Primer - 8 oz. Aerosol

Stuff works well. Used on a BMW. It fills the deep scratches well but I would combine this product with some body filler putty. 1) add body filler putty to deep scratches 2) use paint leveler on a towel to wipe of excess 3) sand (1000 grit all the way to 3000) and buff 4) paint primer onto putty and around and wait 15 min 5) sand and buff again but this time only with 3000 grit but only sideways in 1 direction to reduce paint drip 6) make sure surface is extremely smooth and perfect, a good prime job will result in a good finished product 7) ensure there are no dents or scratches left from sanding. Now is the time to make the primer look good as it dries fast and you can sand 8) you don't want to waste the colorcoat and continually sand because you didn't use enough putty or enough primer or sand enough 9) apply the colorcoat ontop of the primer and putty. APPLY LIGHTLY. Thin coats. You don't want paint drip. And spray far away. 10) apply the second colorcoat after waiting 15 min. 11) apply the clearcoat in 2 coats lightly, allowing 15 min to dry. Done, deep scratches removed.

This made my job much easier . I appreciate how smooth it was and applied easily . Great deal .

Fast shipping. As described A+

I needed grey primer for my Warhammer army and wanted to try using a spray primer, and this is what popped up. And it worked great. This was my first time using a spray primer so I made some mistakes, but despite this it did the job well. Covered the models well enough and did not hide the details of the models. The only things I have to complain is that it did not give me the color I was expecting being more closer to white than a grey. Also the head seemed to leak when spraying but that may have just been the way I held it that made it seem that way to me. Overall I definitely like it and recommend it.

I have NEVER tried touching up the paint on my car before - but I want to be able to do minor things myself, and when I noticed a few spots of chipped paint on one of the front panels, I decided I needed to fix it before winter to prevent it from rusting out. I read a few 'how-to' articles online, and ordered supplies... I am waiting for the primer coat to dry now, but aside from some accumulation of paint around the nozzle, it worked fine! I felt like a pro it went on so smoothly! it did fill in the few minor scratches, but not the major ones, but I am not being too fussy, I just want to protect my car and have it looking reasonable for a fraction of the cost of going to a body shop! long story short - I would recommend this to a friend.