Duplicolor Primers

[my80malibu]

I sprayed some Dulicolor "scratch filler primer" on a body earlier tonight, when it dried it was Glossy grey, not flat. Has anyone else had this happen? This was a new can that I just bought at Autozone, Duplicolor may have changed the formula.

[tabsscale1]

The scratch filler primer does have a shine to it. have some that is over 5 years old that is like that

[my80malibu]

I buy that primer all the time.It has never looked like this.

[ScaleDale]

There are two kinds now, one in small cans with fancy nozzles and big old cheap ones. Which are we talking about? I use Hot Rod Grey and White in large sandable and both come out flat. They do take on a sheen after the sanding, though.

Dale

[Steven Zimmerman]

Duplicolor markets primer in both lacquer base and enamel base. If you get the wrong one, you will get a big surprise when you paint over it......

[my80malibu]

The one I bought, is perfect match it's in the short cans for automotive use, been using it for a few years now, Never seen this before. I would guess its laquer, it dries fast!. I prefer the plasticote but dont like the long drive, '16 miles" it takes to get the stuff.

[slammedi'am]

I always buy the larger cans...More paint for the same price..

[Ira]

I use the DupliColor Grey Lacquer Filler/Primer.

It has a little shine, not completely flat...