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  1. Primer is a "tie coat" designed to really grip a substrate and let top coats, get a grip on it. Top coat paints generally have too much "surface tension" to work well as a tie coat, though some are better than others, none are as good as a real primer. Lastly, primer is easily sanded, so you can fine tune the surface before the shiny stuff goes on. Top coats can also be sanded, but need to be recoated after, just to get the shiny back. I always use a primer, as it's cheap insurance.
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  2. Hip-hip-hooray for hips! (Isn't it amazing what these posts degenerate to...)
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  3. Don, yep, that's the plan. Miss Debbie will plug the hole with her toe while we're out on the water.
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  4. I think it has something to do with the phase of the Moon when it is built. Also, which side of your mouth you stick your tongue out as you open the shipping carton.
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