>Well, I just got all set up to put on some more smooth prime and when I went >to pull out the cross linker, I discovered that it was one big lump. >Daniel R. Heath - Columbia, SC +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
They will gladly send you more at no charge. It happened to me once also and they say they really don't know what causes it. Some shipments seem to last forever while others have reported it going bad in a matter of a month or two. Lesson learned: Always check your "cross-linker" a week or so before you intend to prime. By the way, the book says you only need it on the first three coats. It has to do with making the primer more resistant to fuel, oil, etc. If you have some areas that have the first three coats on it already, you can prime on that while waiting. I just ordered my third gallon. I don't know how much I will need of it, maybe a quart or two. Wick's has it on back order but I have two quarts left to work with from gallon number two. Larry Flesner
