I've had the same good experience with EMC. The second coat make it pop. Three coats is probably ideal. I didn't smell it much with the 3M repirator I used and think it's best to be careful with the stuff.
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Re: Eric's C21
Second coat status. I just got off the phone with EMC and after seeing my pictures and talking with Robin. She seems to think I was pressing the roller to hard. I tend to believe this is the case as I could not get the paint to roll evenly. She is going to have John look at the pictures and get beck to me.
Here are the photos for the forum's amusement.
Same crap, other side.
Still down in my back so repair will not start today. I did sand over one of these overlap places with 320. It gets rid of it.
Here are the photos for the forum's amusement.
Same crap, other side.
Still down in my back so repair will not start today. I did sand over one of these overlap places with 320. It gets rid of it.
Re: Eric's C21
That sucks, but still a great looking hull. She is going to be an eye catcher when done.
What rollers are you using?
What rollers are you using?
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Re: Eric's C21
A little less roller pressure sounds like a good way forward. Look after that back.
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Re: Eric's C21
Eric, sorry about the second coat!! Glad Robin @ EMC is assisting you, she is really good and will get answers for you!! Take care of that back!! Jeff
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Re: Eric's C21
Just keep painting... just keep painting... just keep painting.
I know you prefer to swap "sanding" for painting, but I think you are ok. Nothing there actually looks problematic. I'd keep on with the painting just making small adjustments (like the roller pressure). It will come out damn near perfect based on everything else you've done.
I know you prefer to swap "sanding" for painting, but I think you are ok. Nothing there actually looks problematic. I'd keep on with the painting just making small adjustments (like the roller pressure). It will come out damn near perfect based on everything else you've done.
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Re: Eric's C21
Based on the amount you used, i'd say you were right around 1.5-2 mils. Coverage is 3 mils. I'd recoat before I sanded or polished.
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Re: Eric's C21
Ok so like I said I know nothing about painting but what is the problem here
I understand the paint is very thin and if so I would expect it to take a number of coats before it looks right.
Just looking for a little education here
I understand the paint is very thin and if so I would expect it to take a number of coats before it looks right.
Just looking for a little education here
Re: Eric's C21
After another conversation with EMC the consensus is I was rolling with to much pressure.
The resolve:
I'm going to sand this down with 220/320 to remove the few runs and to get back to a nice surface.
Then I'll either roll three to four coats and finish sand if needed using much lighter roll pressure.
Or I'll say to hell with it and roll three or more coats on her and sand/cut and buff until slick.
Wish I knew what I was doing.
The resolve:
I'm going to sand this down with 220/320 to remove the few runs and to get back to a nice surface.
Then I'll either roll three to four coats and finish sand if needed using much lighter roll pressure.
Or I'll say to hell with it and roll three or more coats on her and sand/cut and buff until slick.
Wish I knew what I was doing.
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