Model Boat Mayhem - Forum
Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => Painting, Finishing and Care. => Topic started by: nivapilot on September 02, 2016, 12:09:06 PM
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Damn the weather......up until today it was sunny and warm....today cloudy and at 20 degrees C in the shed. And to cap it all, it has started to rain.
I painted the red oxide primer on the base of my daughters boat, two coats...all fine. light wet and dry (dry) with 1200 between coats.
I then spray Halfords clear satin lacquer over the red, to seal and look good, to like anti fouling......and the clear has bloomed....started to go milky..
Question, can I save it?or am I down to cut back and respray in warmer conditions? {:-{
cheers in advance.
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sounds like it's been humid while spraying & you've trapped water vapour or it's reacted with the red oxide . . . .
I cant make Halfords paint do what I want it to, yet some folk swear by it . . .
Bill <:( [size=78%] [/size]
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All sorted now, thanks to a PM and phone call to Stan.....cheers mate. :-))