Can You Fix Automative Paint Bleeding Without Painting

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Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 10:42 pm

you lot shot the cherry too heavy, and y'all didn't let the previous glaze wink off properly, earlier applying the next coat, and so information technology soaked through where you didn't take the best adhesion.
remember BASE COATS ARE SHOT JUST UNTIL HIDING IS ACHIEVED, then you STOP SHOOTING,....don't lay on a few more coats just because you lot take pigment left in the loving cup,...pour information technology out or you can save it in another container marked ready to spray (I have like twelve GABILLION "RTS" cans, with a dot of the color on the chapeau.

with custom painting, less is DEFINATELY more than

to fix,...

fine LINER BRUSH (go to an art supply shop, whatever NATURAL bristle, or TAKLON [cerise or white] wont cook when you use urethanes and reducers),.....mix upwards some basecoat,....one office base to about 1/four-1/2 part reducer (aye, thats pretty thick) and touch information technology up: simply dot it on Simply ON THE Reddish Drain THROUGHS,...yous will need ii, maybe three applications, letting each application flash off for almost 20 minutes before applying the next app (y'all keep dabbing until you tin no longer see the red showing through) if the scarlet transfers onto the brush, WIPE IT OFF, and reload the brush (or apply less reducer) shouldn't take NEARLY as long equally doing information technology all over once again

maybe I forgot to mention it in THIS thread, simply you actually need to brew down the edges earlier shooting the red, and you NEVER spray it and so wet that information technology could soak through.
that scarlet should take been applied similar: i low-cal tack coat, wait 10 minutes, one medium dry out coat, await fifteen minutes, another medium dry coat, and if it needs it, another coat, after xv minutes wink (so the red SHOULD accept taken almost an hr to get it all on there) this is THE EXACT Same PROCEDURE for a stripe, or flames, or ANYTHING where you have masking, and the possibility of bleeding.
you as well never want to pile on basecoat correct at the edge of the masking, as if it'south too thick, it tin create bug when you try and unmask it.
now I realize you take an border every two inches, so knowing that, and following the above rule, would have dictated the super light applications of the contrasting color, and merely until hiding or fifty-fifty color was reached.

anyway,...don't trip,...just do the bear upon upward, and get some clear on that thing,...it looks skilful.

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