Does orange peel go away as it dries? ;^)

Posted by chris case [76.212.212.36] on Thursday, July 05, 2012 at 16:21:58 :

Oh well, a triple coat ought to be thick enough to allow sanding down the alligator hide. But if not, the texture will hide the poor job of blocking in the bondo.

Good part- no sags, no dirt. But a couple drips from the gun.

Besides, it's the cab only. I may go to a conventional gun for the rest instead of HVLP.

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• Re: Does orange peel go away as it dries? ;^) - Marty 18:35:28 07/05/2012
  • Re: Does orange peel go away as it dries? ;^) - chriscase 18:47:36 07/05/2012
    • Re: Does orange peel go away as it dries? ;^) - Todd W 23:55:06 07/05/2012
      • A couple sheets of W&D 600 ought to tell me. - chriscase 22:32:43 07/06/2012
      • Re:todd W nice 1947 Dodge WJA59 - 68427vette 13:17:38 07/06/2012
    • Re: Does orange peel go away as it dries? ;^) - Wayneh 18:54:12 07/05/2012
      • Single stage, but first stages are the same paint anyhow. - chris case 20:30:34 07/05/2012
• It's BLUE !!! finally. - chris case 17:07:41 07/05/2012
  • Pressurized beathing source- CPAP gear! - chriscase 17:52:18 07/05/2012
    • Paper painters coveralls - Bruce in BC 20:54:58 07/05/2012
      • Re: Paper painters coveralls...l. but..... - chris case 21:07:50 07/05/2012
• Re: Does orange peel go away as it dries? ;^) - Paul(in NY) 16:53:33 07/05/2012
  • I'm not in any trouble as long as I can buy more paint. - chris case 17:16:32 07/05/2012
    • Re: I'm not in any trouble as long as I can buy more paint. - RON HARDIN 22:59:52 07/05/2012

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