Hello everyone,
Just wondering what could have caused this kind of damage to the paintjob.
Solvent pop / water ?
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Looks like it's in between fish eyes and solvent pop. What was done to it specifically?
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Well, i water sanded the primer and then applied color. All was done using spraycans. So im guessing maybe the paint wasnt compatible with primer ? Im doing this as a hobby, so theres a lot to learn.
Btw, i was using hair dryer to "cure the coats". |
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heres what I think and that doesn't mean much. but spray cans normally dry fast anyway, so buy using the hair dryer you increased the flash time a lot. what you did is to make the top surface flash way to fast this traps solvents so when they come to the surface they make a little bubble and the it pops leaving a little crater. the flash time needs to slow down so the solvents can evaporate normally. ideally you would want your paint to flash as slow as possible without getting runs or sags. this lets solvents out and lets the paint flow out smooth no orange peel. if it indeed is solvent pop ?
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usually fish eyes are a mix of sizes, so big some small and usually not that heavy or uniform coverage. that my reason for calling it solvent pop, the craters are all uniform in size. also water is not much of a problem out of a spray can.
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