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| ef_falcon_95 |
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Thought is start a thread incase someone didn't see it in my build.
Basically want to remove blush from my clear coat , I know it's causes by high humidity and moisture is trapped under the paint . I've decided to rub it back and give it a top coat of colour but i think the blush will come back . The 1st coat of clear was really good , 2nd coat was where it all went wrong. When I clear it again I'll give a good hour for the clear to dry , that should help the moisture. Anyway is there a spray or something to get rid of it ? Cheers
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| kiwinc347 |
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Are you using can or gun n compressor?? If gun and comp try a wet coat of thinners when it "ghosts or blushes" and out in the sun(yes straight thinners!!)
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| fiend |
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Interestingly this idea is worth a crack. I have this issue at present. But the humidity here is RAIN. And the temperature doesn't reach 10 celcius. So am pissing in the wind.
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| ef_falcon_95 |
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I just ended up rubbing all the clear back and giving it another coat of red. I think I may have had moisture in my line . I.had a water trap but not a moisture trap . I thought they were the same thing but I've been told differently.
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