I read several car rags and in one they are working with a brookville body that has red oxide primer. I know very little about todays paint and I am wondering why they took great pains to remove it.
It is a new body so there would be no surprises.
It is a new body so there would be no surprises.
chizler
Active Member
Because its junk, its 30yr old technology, so many better products out there to choose from. Painting is like building a house and you dont build a house on a chitty foundation.
I understand the old tech, only paint I have any experience with is the old lacquer stuff that legends were made of, red oxide came after that. The brooksville body was new but was made several years ago. I can only guess that it is not compatible with todays materials.
chizler
Active Member
I've been painting cars since 1996, so I don't have a lot of experience with it, but I have never seen anything good come from using it.
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