I need to repaint one of my sled hoods that is badly crazed. I sanded through the clear, base, primer, and down through the original gelcoat on the hood almost to the bare fiberglass and still saw light evidence of the crazing. I have plenty of painting experience with boats, vehicles and construction equipment but this is the first time Ive had to deal with a badly crazed surface. Do I need to sand the whole thing down to bare glass before priming to avoid the cracks coming through the new primer and paint or is ther a special primer that I can use to fuse the cracks together?
This is also the first time Ive painted something as flexible as a sled hood, do I need to use a flexing agent in the primer and paint? I was planning on using PPG Concept. Thoughts?
This is also the first time Ive painted something as flexible as a sled hood, do I need to use a flexing agent in the primer and paint? I was planning on using PPG Concept. Thoughts?
