Paint questions

Auldloon

Recently a few blisters appeared on the paint of my audi, must have had a touch up at some stage. Picked these off and about a mill of filler came off with the paint. Surface under looks ok but surface corroded now from road salt (im in scotland) I want to fix this myself but dont know anything about paint. I have found the paint i need online http://www.paints4u.com/ShoppingCart.aspx
but which primer to use
Would this be ok http://www.paints4u.com/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=4534&Mainselection=13
If not is there a better one i could choose from this page http://www.paints4u.com/productsbyCat.aspx?MainCategoryID=16&MainSelection=13&SubCategoryID=63&Subselection=3
I will have to fill the area to bring surface up to the surrounding levels so be priming over filler.
Thanks

Auldloon

Anyone??

Captain Slow IRL

I would leave it to the professionals if you don't know anything about paint. I know a little, but enough to know it's very easily botched.

If you can find someone who can do smart repairs (maybe in Halfords?) it would be an economical answer.

mickdw

If you have never done anything like this, dont do it as it will be a disaster. If you had a friend who might help, that would be a good start. Perhaps then you could do the filling a prep and let a pro do the paint.
Alot of this depends on whether it is a €300 or €30,000 car. If the car was old I would attack it myself as a learning exercise but on expensive car, no chance

Auldloon

I work with my hands in a high skill area and am very handy so im confident of doing a good job. Spoke with a painter mate recently and he reckoned it would be no bother to me. Unfortunately he is away just now so cant advise on primer. The halfords idea is a good one alright i could go there and pick their brains.
Thanks all.