[lowtide]

Does anyone know of a source for PPG K38 Primer? I have done a lot of searching and can find only K36.

Thanks!

 

[John R. Graham]

Googling seems to find several.

- John

 

[lowtide]

PPG K38

That was helpful....Maybe I wasn't clear. I'm looking for sources to purchase PPG K38.

 

[John R. Graham]

Sorry; couldn't resist. Second link offers it for sale. Maybe I don't understand.

Worst case, for PPG products I couldn't find, I was able to set up an account directly with PPG. (I live about an hour's drive from Lockheed Martin and PPG has an office & warehouse near there.) Had to fill out the oddest questionnaire. Am I building nuclear weapons? No. Nuclear submarines? No. Spacecraft? I wish. But they let me set up an account.

- John

 

[rocketbob]

Try Kirker primers. I like them better than PPG stuff and its 1/5th the cost.

Perfect Prime wet sands very nicely.

http://smartshoppersinc.com/kirker/primers.html

 

[noelf]

My PPG paint distributor told me K38 was no longer available. K36 is available.

 

[lowtide]

I kind of suspected that...thanks for the info.