Re: GRITTY PAINT

Posted by TimFL on August 03, 2004 at 12:59:48 from (66.14.180.152):

In Reply to: GRITTY PAINT posted by FARMIN RED on August 03, 2004 at 09:12:47:

I have seen that also. A couple of times the primer took on the effect of dust. Seemed like the primer was flashing before it hit the surface. I have found that lowering the pressure on down will help. You also may want to try to thin the primer a little. If it is to thick it will not flow through the nozzle right and you pattern will be narrow. Just a thought. Painting is an expirament every time you pick up the gun. Remeber to sand between coats and try not to do it at night. At night you have moisture issues, bugs flying around your lights and a greater urgency to get done.

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