So I'm to the paint stage in building my LOC 4" IRIS. Finished the white base color on the body tubes (Rust-Oleum) with no issue. They came out so smooth and shiny that they look like plastic or old Quantum tubes. Put a couple of coats of white on the fin can from the same can...no issues. Got home from the office yesterday and went to add the final coat to the fin can. The can I had been using was almost empty, so I grabbed the next can of identical paint, shook it up and added the final coat. It went down looking perfect. Came back out to the shop about an hour later and found that the paint had wrinkled in several spots
So now I have to send it all down and start over. I'm hoping that I can get rid of the wrinkles with some 60 grit, smooth it out with some 220 and then wet sand again with 600. Unless someone has a better method to remove the wrinkles?
So now I have to send it all down and start over. I'm hoping that I can get rid of the wrinkles with some 60 grit, smooth it out with some 220 and then wet sand again with 600. Unless someone has a better method to remove the wrinkles?