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No it's just the air dry Bondo brand glazing/spot putty the red stuffThe glazing putty, is it air dry or catalyzed, IE: do you mix with hardner?
No it's just the air dry Bondo brand glazing/spot putty the red stuffThe glazing putty, is it air dry or catalyzed, IE: do you mix with hardner?
Right....they also make it where you add hardener....but you shouldn't need it with primer. Just don't put primer down too wet and heavy- dust 2-3 light coats on and you should be Ok.No it's just the air dry Bondo brand glazing/spot putty the red stuff
It has a hardner like bondo but easy to sand and spread drys fast also get a 3m rubber squeegee use lacquer thinner to clean the spreader before it hardensThe glazing putty, is it air dry or catalyzed, IE: do you mix with hardner?
Well the boat sat for 3 days just got sanded down today for the most part the entire boat was sanded down not to Bear fiberglass but it was all sanded down hit with some crest automotive rattle can primer all the primer over the entire boat just crinkledCure times are most likely the problem.
Rustoleum will wrinkle if put over coats that didn't fully cure yet. Once it dries then you need a few days for it to be hard enough to recoat if the previous coats were heavy especially.
Rustoleum is enamel and has the highest chance of occurring over most other types.
Very common occurence.
why does rustoleum wrinkle on second coat - Bing
Stop playing with rattle can stuff!!Well the boat sat for 3 days just got sanded down today for the most part the entire boat was sanded down not to Bear fiberglass but it was all sanded down hit with some crest automotive rattle can primer all the primer over the entire boat just crinkled
Well the boat sat for 3 days just got sanded down today for the most part the entire boat was sanded down not to Bear fiberglass but it was all sanded down hit with some crest automotive rattle can primer all the primer over the entire boat just crinkled
I feel ya on that. Sometimes the painting process just goes on and on and just when you think it’s done, you get runs, crinkles, orange peel, whatever… I had a couple runs recently on a paint job. I’ll deal with them at some point but I just couldn’t do it anymore right now. It looks really good otherwise. You just get weary of the process. I don’t know how body shop people do it.After all the sanding and read priming and sanding and repriming I'm just done with it and it's fine the way it is me it's just a race boat lol long as it's fast
looks good now, You best get someone to paint that wood blazer it would be more work.Got her painted with klass kote, was just going to throw this in the closet and work on my blazer sport 40 but they don't seem to be having any cowls for them, and I need it ready for first part of May so we'll have the stealth ready to go
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