Carlos Garcia
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I agree with ding, same thing happened to me and it was the fluid tip, it was loose
[quote=”Ben” post=28340]Previously I have used the Nason 496 &497 clears. They seem pretty decent and very inexpensive, and they have given good lasting results. Lesonal Pro Air is awesome, but more of a mid-range product.[/quote]
X2, 496-00 perfect for small jobs (4-1) it cost me $68.00 a Gallon, 497-00 for full car (3-1) same price, no problem with glossI agree, is dull but not grainy, it will give u the same result as sanding, then u can spray finish it. if ur looking for polished finish ur right Scott.
Did u know that nail polish remover and acetone are one and the same?, for what u pay on the polish remover you can get a 1/4 of acetone, it will do the same work
You can try the service of a blasting company that uses “baking soda blasting” for about $25.00 per wheel, that what it cost in my area, it is good stuff, it will leave the wheel like new, then u can finish it.
Sorry if I don’t agree with ur idea, it sounded kind of selfish to me, if u don’t like a question, don’t answer it, just that simple. Must people r not as intelligent and God gifted as u, it’s not their right to b ignorant? like me for instance, I wish i could write as elocuente as u, unfortunately God did not give the gift, for that “May God Bless You. I have learned a lot in my brief passing by in this forum, I am grateful to all that contributed and wasted ur time in my education as an apprentice in the art of car painting but I do not think is right to keep any body out for the simple fact of their ignorance.
X2, I have used Nason 496-00 in the past with excellent results, never had a cracking problem
Thanks Scott, it brings back some good old memories, excellent work by the-way.
Just let it slide, pay no mind to it, just do your job and when the opportunity arrives just leave to better pastures. It’s not worth the head ache.
Good luckThere you go, why do you always have to beat up us old farts? LOL
Man, you sure know how to lure a guy!!
Andy keep your head up, 99% of the time change is for the better. Good luck and God Bless>
[quote=”Ben” post=27376]These guys have some good points.
Also, the Nason base requires a specific hardener too, this is NOT optional
Ben you’ll b surprised how many “painters” here in South Florida don’t even know about the hardener. You are so right!!!
Well I agree, assuming the base is well prepared, do it wrong at the beginning and you will need 5 gallons either Britt or USA before you can hide the defects, once again, I might be wrong
It looks to me like a combination of poor preparation and bad block sanding. Block sanding must be done with a mist of contrasting color over the primer to see what you are doing. I might be wrong