




Used an acrylic lacquer primer with lacquer thinner at recommended mixing ratio.
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Rudi wrote:Bill:
What was the temperature and the ambient humidity? That is important. But more important is a good primer base. Usually a thin first coat of etch, then a thin hi-bild primer coat lightly sand, a second thin coat .. lightly sand then the top coats. As Clark said, a number of thin coats are better than a thick coat. It appears that 2 things are happening here. No etching primer and too much primer coming out of the gun. Turn down the proper adjustment screw on the gun that controls the product feed rate. Also, make sure that your air pattern is correct.
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