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FLAME QUEEN
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I don't belive Iv'e ever heard this topic polled,
You guys have the ball in your court
You guys have the ball in your court
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diabhalman
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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">What's the question?
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diabhalman
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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">See! Now thats a bad example!Originally posted by rex:
Hey hey now,getting a little personal about where my balls are aren't we?
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FLAME QUEEN
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REALLY Really nice way to start me day on this board LOL The question is NOT that guys lol. It's fisheye exp.
#1 have ever been a problem
#2 does little pen size holes most likely from
A> solvent pops
B>or possable fisheye
C> are they the same (A&B)
Know I can't see any of U guys going off track
I think Iv'e cleared this misstake, so not to worry I wasn't enterviewing LOL
#1 have ever been a problem
#2 does little pen size holes most likely from
A> solvent pops
B>or possable fisheye
C> are they the same (A&B)
Know I can't see any of U guys going off track
I think Iv'e cleared this misstake, so not to worry I wasn't enterviewing LOL
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John Pierce
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Well, I can give you two recent examples I encountered with fisheyes and solvent pop and tell you how it happened.
1) solvent pop -- I was using PPG 2082 Clear which dries really quick and I was really laying it on thick and the top was air-drying quicker than the previous coat could vent! itty-bitty bubbles all over the place! They were just in the very top of the last coat, so they sanded/buffed out
2) fisheyes -- I hadn't encountered these troublesome little pups in quite awhile. Was painting some plastic side covers and although I sanded thoroughly and degreased, the first coat of sealer had big ol fisheyes poking through! I determined it was because the side covers had been recently waxed and sanding the finish just pushes the wax deeper into the pores of the plastic. The best thing for plastic is to scrub it very thoroughly with soap and water *prior* to sanding. sanded it down and reshot -- fixed!
JP
1) solvent pop -- I was using PPG 2082 Clear which dries really quick and I was really laying it on thick and the top was air-drying quicker than the previous coat could vent! itty-bitty bubbles all over the place! They were just in the very top of the last coat, so they sanded/buffed out
2) fisheyes -- I hadn't encountered these troublesome little pups in quite awhile. Was painting some plastic side covers and although I sanded thoroughly and degreased, the first coat of sealer had big ol fisheyes poking through! I determined it was because the side covers had been recently waxed and sanding the finish just pushes the wax deeper into the pores of the plastic. The best thing for plastic is to scrub it very thoroughly with soap and water *prior* to sanding. sanded it down and reshot -- fixed!
JP
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DenB.
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Rex I'm with you but, mine don't look like fish eyes tho if they did i'd call Stephen King lol
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MPAVLAS
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THIS THING IN THE WORLD TO DO IS PAINT A GUYS BIKE WHO USES NOTHING BUT WD-40 TO LUBRICATE EVERYTHING,STRIPING IT TO BARE METAL SOMETIMES DOESNT HELP
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DenB.
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what the heck did you say????????????? lol
Solvent pop is real small,I guess about the size of the ball of a ballpoint pen.The best way to tell is to look at the topcoat as it's drying.First you'll see tiny blisters and when it's dry later they all popped,at least 99% of the time.Fisheyes you'll see as a crater right after you make a pass with the gun in varying sizes,from the same size as a solvent pop to friggin huge like a pencil eraser.There is a case where you think you have a fisheye but it's actually a very minute spec of fuzz from you or a breaking down intake filter.I get them occasionally on a reclear and if you look close with a magnifying glass you'll see it in the center.Hope this helps.
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FLAME QUEEN
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MPAVLAS posted 04-23-2003 08:14 PM
THIS THING IN THE WORLD TO DO IS PAINT A GUYS BIKE WHO USES NOTHING BUT WD-40 TO LUBRICATE EVERYTHING,STRIPING IT TO BARE METAL SOMETIMES DOESNT HELP,
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Very Very Funny Okay I give up and after I stop ROFLOL I won't be trying to read this one again,I will try to be as compleete as one can be when posting ! Dear Surs Good info Thanks This was a good one LOLO
THIS THING IN THE WORLD TO DO IS PAINT A GUYS BIKE WHO USES NOTHING BUT WD-40 TO LUBRICATE EVERYTHING,STRIPING IT TO BARE METAL SOMETIMES DOESNT HELP,
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Very Very Funny Okay I give up and after I stop ROFLOL I won't be trying to read this one again,I will try to be as compleete as one can be when posting ! Dear Surs Good info Thanks This was a good one LOLO
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DenB.
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SOMETIMES WE ALL NEED TO BREAK OUT OF THE MOLD
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FLAME QUEEN
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Hey I typed out a reply quite lankthy ,but I thout I sould it a few more time be for hitting the send button ,but I was looking out of the corner of my eye and i saw my next job over there in the center of the shop ........any ways my Mac loged me out and i can't find my typed reply ,So i'll thank U again fore the input fo Fish eye !!!! I love this board OPps great board !! I went to the paint store and PAYED$$$ 33.00 for a pint of DX73
/ FEeliminator Q? what do U think about Diesel and FEye? and some input of my own
single stage DO NOT leave Elimntor out!!
/ FEeliminator Q? what do U think about Diesel and FEye? and some input of my own
single stage DO NOT leave Elimntor out!!
Diesel fuel can definately cause them,especially if there's one running right near your intake filters.If this happened and you keep getting fisheyes I bet your intake filters are contaminated.Try not to use the fisheye preventer if you can.You're not supposed to use it in anything but the clear or singlestage and once you use it everything that goes on top of it from that point on should have it added in to prevent adhesion problems.You are wiping them down properly with grease and wax remover right?