I have painted stock in has a few runs and waves in it. How do I go about removing the runs and waves? Can I just sand down and repaint? Thanks
Gunsmithing Duracoating problems.....
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Re: Duracoating problems.....
Yes, let it dry or else it will just gum up if it is too green. At this point you can also cut the high runs off with a new razor blade (those real thin kind).
Most of all let it dry then sand it all down (you don't have to sand it all the way back down) and re shoot it, this time don't try to cover it all in one pass. LOL.
SScott
Yes, let it dry or else it will just gum up if it is too green. At this point you can also cut the high runs off with a new razor blade (those real thin kind).
Most of all let it dry then sand it all down (you don't have to sand it all the way back down) and re shoot it, this time don't try to cover it all in one pass. LOL.
SScott
Re: Duracoating problems.....
Thin coats added every few minutes will stop the runs,also keep the spray gun at least 8 inchs away form the stock when spraying and take your time and be patient most of all.
Thin coats added every few minutes will stop the runs,also keep the spray gun at least 8 inchs away form the stock when spraying and take your time and be patient most of all.
Re: Duracoating problems.....
Adjust your sprayer until it sprays a nice even coat or speed up/slow down your movement to fit how it's spraying now. It can be hard to tell, until it's too late, how much you're laying down at one time so like stated above lighter coats will assist. Spray and watch until the wet look dissappears then it's flashed and ready to spray another coat.
Adjust your sprayer until it sprays a nice even coat or speed up/slow down your movement to fit how it's spraying now. It can be hard to tell, until it's too late, how much you're laying down at one time so like stated above lighter coats will assist. Spray and watch until the wet look dissappears then it's flashed and ready to spray another coat.
Re: Duracoating problems.....
Also, don't flick your wrist. If you do easy passes in a swaying motion with your wrist locked rather than pivoting your wrist will reduce drips and uneven spots. It helps me but everyone has their technique.
Also, don't flick your wrist. If you do easy passes in a swaying motion with your wrist locked rather than pivoting your wrist will reduce drips and uneven spots. It helps me but everyone has their technique.
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