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 clearcoat has "orange peel" effect (currently 1 views) |
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| Posted on: November 9th, 2004, 3:13am |
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I have tried three times to spray the clear coat over a white basecoat, and every time it dries with a grainy, orange peel effect. Every time I have sanded down to the basecoat, sprayed with the base, and then a few days later sprayed with the clear, with no luck. I even tried holding the can at varying degrees from the piece I am spraying, still with no luck. What's going on here?
Thanks for your time. |
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| Posted on: November 19th, 2004, 1:31am |
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You can get rid of the orange peel by buffing out the part you painted with rubbing compound and a buffer. You can also use 2000 grit sand paper and lightly sand with water. Then buff the finish using a medium cut
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