Thread: glazing putty help

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I bought red oxide Glazing putty ( red oxide ) b4 I bought primer, and I bought martin senour acrylic primer and reducer. I didn't realize it b4 but the glazing putty is a laquer base is this going to hurt anything?

oops, disregard the red oxide in ()

If you use urethane paint, you cannot use lacquer putty. It will blister the paint. You have to use a putty designed for urethane, usually a two-part.

It should work okay with acrylic enamel.

Acrylic Enamel is what I'm using. thanks.

Don't use the glazing putty in a tube, the new two part glazing is a poly filler, self leveling, sands easy and doesn't shrink like the glob it and sand it stuff.....

the blue stuff? when I asked the counter kid at Napa for finish glaze, that is what he gave me so I assumed that was all they had, would they have it? I now do not trust that retarded counter kid because when I asked for primer, he looked dumbfounded and was looking at the tints and then says " We Don't Sell Primer ". I got the primer/ reducer at a diffrent Napa, 1 that I 100% trust. the paint guy at the Napa I first went to is awsome to work with but he was out to lunch at that time.

It's a two part Matt, mixes with the same hardner as filler. I buy it at NAPA sometimes when we run out, usually get it from our paint supplier. Goes for about $15.00 and lasts a long time.... Comes in a plastic resealable tube.

cool. I'll pick some up. thanks. I don't have a close by paint supply store except NAPA

yes use the two part putty if you have to. but try not to use this stuff instead of body filler

I just got a couple of lows that I have to levlel up. 1 is by my gas filler door where the bondo was feathered in twords it.

just try to not use it in stead of filler i work at a shop if you use it you were out the door that was the old lacquer stuff. i like not to have to many substraits under the primer some the thinners will work on them diffrent fillers old paint etc