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milkman_gary

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I m currently painting a 544 and loader, all went fine till I got to tin on hood then moisture got in paint and made a mess off it of course it had to be on last piece and most seen of the sheet metal should I sand off and redo also where can I find 544 front emblems and a superior emblem thanks
 
i would wet sand it back smooth with 400 grit and re-shoot the color. if the paint itself is solid and it just blushed you will be good to go. if not, strip it and re-shoot.
 
i agree if it just got a bunch of fisheye artifacts, when it is cured, color sand it smooth and reshoot.
 
What do you mean by moisture got into the paint? If you mean the sheen turned milky looking, that is just blush. The easiest fix would be to let it dry and put another coat on when the weather is dryer. If it's not too bad you could also buff the blush out of the paint. If that is what it is, it's humidity that caused it.
 
(quoted from post at 23:30:17 07/11/14) What do you mean by moisture got into the paint? If you mean the sheen turned milky looking, that is just blush. The easiest fix would be to let it dry and put another coat on when the weather is dryer. If it's not too bad you could also buff the blush out of the paint. If that is what it is, it's humidity that caused it.
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must be water in air compresser I have a water catching in line filter but somehow blew past thanks
 
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