Is there a way to prime a section of a car and not absorb moisture into it. My camaro is outside, the only place i can put it, and I am trying to get body work done, but I heard primer absorbs water. I don't know if this is with the cheap stuff or not. Let me know. THanks

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1989 Camaro RS
1991 Truck 350 engine
Bored .030 over
.030 over Flattop pistons
Headmen Headers
3 inch exhaust
305 Circle Track heads
(port and polished like a S.O.B)
Competition Cam 454 lift
Edelbrock valve springs
Edelbrock RPM intake
Holley 750 Carb
Open element air filter
Holley Red Electric Fuel Pump and regulator
MSD Distributor
MSD Plug wires
Bosch Platinum Plugs
No Emissions at all
Turbo 350
B&M shift kit
Richmond 3.73 gears

Future Plans
2500 stall converter
Bigger Cam
125 shot of NOS

Daily Driver (till Camaro is done)
1972 Pontiac LeMans 2Door
350 V-8
Turbo 350 tranny
red with tan top

 

Anyone know? I hate to leave my car outside and have it rust.

 

yes if primer gets wet you can get rust

 

primer acts like a sponge when conserned with water, just get a couple cheap cans of spray paint and just a couple lite coatings and should be fine.

 

Does primer come in white? Because that would be the best seeing as the car is getting resprayed in white. Plus, my car looks like a spotted cow with the primer marks over the rough areas

 

I couldnt find any white primer when i started working on mine, just grey and black. Anyways I got a $4 can of white spraypaint and put 2-3 coats over the primer so its white(ish) and no water soaking.

Not sure if the shops gonna have to sand the paint back off again or not tho