I tried.
Andrew's 1989 325i Project
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duplicolor trim paint 4$ SEM is 12$
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Why would you get high build primer....your not really filling in lots of pitting/scrapes. Should've just gone with regular primer
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For trim high build works fantastic if you actually want your rub strips to look new. Otherwise, yes, you are correct. Regular primer is fine.Need a part? PM me.
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Yup, already know;)
'73 2002 m20 turbo [sold] '87 rat rod 325is [couch modded] '91 vert [daily] '88 325is [spec build v1] '84 325 [spec build v2] '99 323i vert [sold]Comment
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It shoud work fine as long as you prep the surface well. And maybe pick up some stuff to wipe the trim down with after you sand if you are really nitpicky about dust in it. I use Xylene, its good stuff.
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Duplicolor worked fantastic for me, and it was way cheaper. Never used SEM, but i cant really imagine it looking more "trim-like" haha
'73 2002 m20 turbo [sold] '87 rat rod 325is [couch modded] '91 vert [daily] '88 325is [spec build v1] '84 325 [spec build v2] '99 323i vert [sold]Comment
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Honestly, I use Dupli Color HB primer's but, again, it's cheap. I really do like how they turn out color wise and durability in contrast to SEM which IMO has fallen dramatically in the past 2 years.Need a part? PM me.
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