So my problem is that i have just lacquered my frame and i need to sort the lacquer that has ran will a high grade of wet and dry do the job or is their another cure? i need this sorted by the weekend so i can go for my first ride on it heres a pic of the problem
looks like the lacquer is greyed of , probably easy to strip it
othwise get some p1500 , wet it flat it down , then thinner on a rag , wipe down gentley , then leave it to dry then redo it , but i cant guarrentee it will work
looks like the lacquer is greyed of , probably easy to strip it
othwise get some p1500 , wet it flat it down , then thinner on a rag , wipe down gentley , then leave it to dry then redo it , but i cant guarrentee it will work
eh? what has happened is the lacquer was sprayed on too thick i think so it has run in streaks i was hoping that i could let it set then sand down the streaks/lacquer that ran then respray it but very thinly
just strip it and use a urathane or enamal based paint imo. Of course you will ahve to get ALL the lacquer off becase other paints like to react to it.You could try wet sand it down and polish it.. but if it hasn't cured fully lacqure will streak even worse with the polish.
i rawed frame. polished it. then lacqeuered but it was applied in too thick a coat i think thus resulting in the running lacquer. i want to know how to get rid of the runs without stripping the frame
You probably know this, but for paint, you sand out the run which leaves a little white mark, then you give it another light coat of paint. Maybe it's the same idea. How many coats have you done this far?
obv bro its just on the underside of toptube and downtube really so should be dry tomorrow nite doesnt help that its ment to be applied at a temp of 15 degrees and i applied at 7 degrees so basically use very very fine wet and dry on it once hardened and then re spray very lightly?