johnny curt 1
Well-Known Member
looks like some sort of petrochemical reaction ( probably some sort of oil residue on the wing )
or could possibly be too cold for the paint to cure properly or fast enough
what sort of paint are you using if its cellulose wipe the pannels down thoroughly with a rag full of neat thinners before spraying and allow it to evaporate
if yer using a compressor and gun id purge the water out of the tank and check the pump isnt throwing oil past the rings into the air mixture or similar if your using an inline oiler or lubricator on the air line take the fooker off as it can be contaminating the paint in the gun
also if you have one use an air line moisture trap just to back yerself up ( they can catch an amazing ammount of oil in the air line )
one of me standard tricks also is before painting anything speshuly first thing in the morning or if the compressor has been stood for a while put a quick connector in the end of the air line to open the bugger at full bore and blow the moisture out of the line itself
if yer using 2 pack epoxy type paint yer need a little more reactor in the mix than yer using and throw about 10% clearcote in with it for an extra hard and shiny finish
hope this helps
or could possibly be too cold for the paint to cure properly or fast enough
what sort of paint are you using if its cellulose wipe the pannels down thoroughly with a rag full of neat thinners before spraying and allow it to evaporate
if yer using a compressor and gun id purge the water out of the tank and check the pump isnt throwing oil past the rings into the air mixture or similar if your using an inline oiler or lubricator on the air line take the fooker off as it can be contaminating the paint in the gun
also if you have one use an air line moisture trap just to back yerself up ( they can catch an amazing ammount of oil in the air line )
one of me standard tricks also is before painting anything speshuly first thing in the morning or if the compressor has been stood for a while put a quick connector in the end of the air line to open the bugger at full bore and blow the moisture out of the line itself
if yer using 2 pack epoxy type paint yer need a little more reactor in the mix than yer using and throw about 10% clearcote in with it for an extra hard and shiny finish
hope this helps
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
it is a paint reaction to old paint , you can either remove paint or use a barrier coat
dominicbeesley
Well-Known Member
I've had that recently with brand new good paint. It was caused by the paint being warmer than the thing it was being painted onto. I stuck the door panel I was doing in front of a heater to get it warm enough and it solved the problem....didn't solve my cackhandedness or drips though....
tom1disco.300
Active Member
looking good mate,have to say,i like the way u have kept the battle scars,keep the charachter to it! and be carefull with the nitromorse,bacause that was used to stip my paint in places,and its starting to come off,and flake up! i didnt spray it by the way! 
Blackburn
Well-Known Member
I believe it is what they call orange peel effect take a look at this .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_peel_(effect)
also this
http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/paint-faults.htm more informative
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_peel_(effect)
also this
http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/paint-faults.htm more informative
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bacon1991
New Member
Thanks for all your replies but still unsure what it could be. Its not cellulose, it's vehicle military paint from ebay. Oil isn't getting past the rings and also i have a water trap coming off the compressor so i don't think its water. I will have a good look around on the internet see what it may be also it cant be orange peel as it looks very different to that, Rattle is right does look like 'rotten zombie skin' haha
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
as i said its a reaction between the 2 coats your new one and original ,you can either remove old paint or use a barrierr coat between
bacon1991
New Member
Ahhhhh, sorry James i did not see your post my mistake. What do you mean by old paint? because its all new paint just a bit confused
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bacon1991
New Member
looking good mate,have to say,i like the way u have kept the battle scars,keep the charachter to it! and be carefull with the nitromorse,bacause that was used to stip my paint in places,and its starting to come off,and flake up! i didnt spray it by the way!
It always looks better with a bit of Character mate haha, Im using panel wipe to get the nitromorse residue off, thanks for the concern though.:cool2:
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
ah if there was no old paint and it was bare metal it must have been thinners or what ever you cleaned it withAhhhhh, sorry James i did not see your post my mistake. What do you mean by old paint? because its all new paint just a bit confused
Dr_evil
Banned
Here's something I found whilst i was grinding the back paint off. Forgot to put this piccy up before, its where the dust from when been grinding the paint dust has stuck onto a Fairy sticker that must have been there at some point
Has it still got one ?
You can get the silver stickers on ebay
