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Originally posted by No Quarter:
I think I've asked this before, but did I get any answers? Almost everywhere I removed the paint to the metal, I found a thin layer of filler. Most of it very thin, but I found almost no surfaces that were just painted straight on. Is that normal for Italian hand built? Or are all you guys' cars totally straight under the paint?

A thin layer of filler or thick layer of surfacing primer is the only way to block the body completely, optically, smooth. It is a common show car technique.

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