Marior1995
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Hey guys, I ran into another problem and I haven’t really found another post with a similar situation. So anyways here there issue
after I finished blocking my quarter panel, I sprayed epoxy primer on a 78 day and then sprayed it with feather fill over 4 hours later. Now the epoxy I was using was Transtar brand. I’m spraying out in a car port and at night it does drop to the 40s. So anyways when The feather fill dried it had dried very weird in some spots. It felt soft so I put a heat lamp on it and then the feather fill started lifting. Underneath the epoxy was still wet. This happened in 3 spots. I sprayed this all Saturday and decided to sand these areas and when i was sanding and hit the epoxy, the epoxy was really gummy. Do I need to sand off all the feather fill and epoxy or buy a big heat lamp ?
after I finished blocking my quarter panel, I sprayed epoxy primer on a 78 day and then sprayed it with feather fill over 4 hours later. Now the epoxy I was using was Transtar brand. I’m spraying out in a car port and at night it does drop to the 40s. So anyways when The feather fill dried it had dried very weird in some spots. It felt soft so I put a heat lamp on it and then the feather fill started lifting. Underneath the epoxy was still wet. This happened in 3 spots. I sprayed this all Saturday and decided to sand these areas and when i was sanding and hit the epoxy, the epoxy was really gummy. Do I need to sand off all the feather fill and epoxy or buy a big heat lamp ?