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TJ in KY

TJ in KY

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What is going on. mtk 4-1-1 mix Fisheyes?????

all parts cleaned with DX330 over 2 day old epoxy

HELP PLEASE

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(quoted from post at 14:44:05 07/22/15) What is going on. mtk 4-1-1 mix Fisheyes?????

all parts cleaned with DX330 over 2 day old epoxy

HELP PLEASE

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I figured out what the problem was, still finishing up with cleanup and pushing it back inside.... . Will post more later tonight or tomorrow
 
Fisheye is usually caused by silicone. It's used in lubricants and a lot of waxes. Strangely the solution for fisheye is silicone. At a paint store that sells automotive paint they will have a fisheye control solvent you can add to the paint you are using and it will quit making fisheyes. The one I use is Smoothie.
 
(quoted from post at 20:27:36 07/22/15) Fisheye is usually caused by silicone. It's used in lubricants and a lot of waxes. Strangely the solution for fisheye is silicone. At a paint store that sells automotive paint they will have a fisheye control solvent you can add to the paint you are using and it will quit making fisheyes. The one I use is Smoothie.
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I used to have a few silicone products such as an aerosol lube and small tube of grease. Since I started painting a few years ago, I am very careful about silicone use. The only silicone products that I use now are RTV which I am not worried about, and the grease, with which I am very careful and wipe only with paper towels.
 
I used to work for a cabinet shop that used silicone spray lubricant on the tops of all their machinery until I went to work there. The foreman of the shop was the finisher and was having fits with fisheye and told me he didn't know where it was coming from. I told him and within the hour the silicone lubricant was gone. The fisheye problem suddenly quit.
 
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