I’ve got a fiberglass bed cover that is red. I want to paint it white. Question: is gray primer sufficient for this color change? I don’t want the red to bleed through. Should I do brown primer then gray over that?
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As long as you don't break through the grey primer, everything should be fine.I’ve got a fiberglass bed cover that is red. I want to paint it white. Question: is gray primer sufficient for this color change? I don’t want the red to bleed through. Should I do brown primer then gray over that?
I think the "different than white" color primer would be better so you can insure proper white paint coverage.Hell, you could just buy some white primer if you wanted to (though grey is the factory primer color).
Had that thought too.Instead of brown and then grey, why not just do two coats of grey? Same amount of coverage but simpler process overall.