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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SlimeTime" data-source="post: 45820" data-attributes="member: 651">If it has a decent coat of paint on it, scuff it & paint, no need for primer. If it has chips in it, featheredge them & prime them, then paint. I've painted a few cars & used to use a scuff-pad & comet for the scuffing process (use water for this process). Rinse good & let dry well. If you have a compressor, use a blow-gun to blow the water from the cracks & crevices. Spray bombs will work fine, spend a couple bucks & get one of the triggers that fits the can so your fingers don't tire from pressing the nozzle.ST</blockquote>