Custom Shop Black Epoxy Primer/Sealer 2.1 VOC Anti-Corrosive DTM High-Performance Primer Kit - 1 Quart (1 Pint + 1 Pint Epoxy HDR. 1-1 Mix) for Automotive and Industrial Use

Great primer paint.I used it to prime the underside of my new mower deck before having it Line-X coated.Excellent adhesion.It was recommended by the professionals.

The media could not be loaded. TCP global product. Used as a primer when mixed one to one and can be reduced to be used as a sealer. I needed a sealer to cure leach thru from previous work done to a car i bought. Primer did not work to use as an efficient barrier. I had to sand thru the issue, but with a coat of the sealer the problem was fixed and i can move on to the top coat. You can choose the speed of the activator to suit your climate and the same with your reducer. I can recommend this.

Don't buy . You're gambling with our dates stock. My guess from the reviews is tcp is using Amazon to move old inventory because you can't return it... My product was out of date. It was chunky and very thick. When mixed properly, which took almost 45 minutes.. it was the consistency of house paint and could not be sprayed. A complete waste of money. I've used this product before and it was fine. Just know you're rolling the dice and you can not return it.

Great product, fast delivery.

Sprayed out as nice as epoxy and as sealer

works as advertised

My 1990 Toyota pickup had the bad clear coat issue and I needed to take it all the way down to metal in some spots since the original primer was compromised. I originally wanted to get the black primer but all the clumping reviews made me choose the gray. No issues with mixing and impressed with the durability of the product. I shot the single stage color after the 20 min flash time of this product since I had read there can be adhesion issues of the paint if you wait till after a 48 - 72 hour window (but do your own research: I’m not a paint expert just telling you what worked for me). Now I feel confident to fix any issues with scratches/dents in the future since I have a solid primer coat under the paint.

I am restoring a 1978 Jeep CJ7 and doing a custom paint job at home. The Jeep will be painted black and orange, the black primer is perfect for this project as a base coat.This primer is very easy to mix and apply with a compressor spray gun, a little goes a long way! So far, I have primed the front end and only used half a can, leaving a can and a half left to complete the job, plenty for my needs. After wet-sanding with an ultra fine grit, the need for a second coat is not expected. With proper painting technique, I have not run into any runs in the paint, and an even coat.I purchased the same brand of black paint to accompany the primer, and anticipate superior results.