Hi, I am building an RV-10, and finally, I got the moment that I have to prime my parts before riveting. It is my first time priming, and I think I have a lot sorted out. I decided to coat using AkzoNobel based on many discussions in this forum and also an online search. However, this priming is pretty expensive, and I know that an Epoxy-based prime can add extra weight compared to other priming options. So, I am conscious that I have to apply a thin coat and am trying to figure out if there is any formula to determine the amount of priming I should prepare. For example, I am starting the RV-10 Vertical stabilizer. How much prime are you mixing for this kind of job? Any ballparking? I think with time, I am starting to get a better sense; just to kick it off, I need educated advice. I appreciate the experience that you can share.
Best Regards!
-Bruno Domingues
Best Regards!
-Bruno Domingues