----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 10:55
AM
Subject: Re: acrylic
hi, if you look at a orange ( we have
PLENTY up here in the sunny riverland, ) it has a fine bumpy
surface.
when some one refers to orange peel in
paint ity means it has the same type surface as the orange.
due to the paint being a bit too thick, or
put on incorrectly.
it should be okay like this, but it just
means that you will have to rub the paint back more before
you buff it.
you can wait a day before you buff it, but
the longer you wait 1 to 2 weeks or so it will come up better.
as for the paint dust , i dont
bother about getting it off between coats, it doesnt
affect the final out come , IF it does make a difference , the rub
before you buff it will clean it up.
if you want to get rid of the paint dust
between coats , dont use thinners , go to a panel shop
, or auto paint shop and get a tac rag, they come in a small
plastic bag, and have a very low tac which will pick up all
the paint dust , instead of thinners which will soften the paint ,
and leave wipe marks on the freshly sprayed paint.
mark k
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002
8:10 AM
Subject: Re: acrylic
yep, its just the base beacon red....whats
orange peel???
on the tin of paint, it says to only wait a day
until buffing?? i guess the longer i wait the better it will look?? im
painting just the 4 doors, roof, and 1/4 panels at the moment (i have the
other panels off the car to do later) so im thinking, ill just keep adding
coats until i have used about 2ltrs of the paint
also, ive noticed, once ive done a coat, the
roof gets covered in all the dried paint dust thats in the air....is is
normal to wipe the car down (ill use thinners to do that) between
coats??
cheers
ben
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002
10:27 PM
Subject: Re: acrylic
hi, if your doing a solid color in
acrylic laquer(not pearl or metallic), its always good to put
on around 7 or eight coats, or to allow your self enough build, to
be able to color sand (wetrub with 1500 grit), the orange peel out,
and machine buff to a nice shine.
if your doing it in metallic or pearl
put enough color on to get goood coverage, then apply 7 or 8 coats of
clear for your build.
you could use less coats of paint but
u dont want to worry about any rub thru, if your rubbing out any
imperfections out of the paint.
i have gone up to ten
coats.
buff car after a few weeks of
drying.
mark
k
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002
6:56 PM
Subject: acrylic
someone give me a number of how many top
coats or acrylic i should be
doing??
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