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Plug Building - Got Wood? Got Plug?

 
 
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Old 11-17-2005, 09:27 PM   #13
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try scuff sanding before you clear. you can use 1000 down to 400 grit paper with a solid color like that no problem the clear will hide the sand scratch marks.
red scuff pads or gold too..... i can mail you some if you want?


take one of those and peel all the clear off and scuff it up a little bit.even with the green side of the kitchen scrubby sponge,,, then re-clear it with the same stuff. that will tell you if it's "sanding between color and clear" thats doing that. if it peels off on you again there's something wrong with the combination. fish eye eliminator in the purple?

i'd say if it was solvent pop? it would force bubbles into the top-coat but it wouldn't peel like that. if they were a perfect match together you should be able to spray it purple then go right to clear within minutes and it should be fine.

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