bill3337
Member
I find my HOK basecoat doesn't want to flow out evenly and smoothly. It tends to look a bit blotchy and when dry doesn't give a uniform flat sheen. It looks ok once its cleared, but I'd really like it to be more uniform before clearing. I'm wondering about using a bit more reducer than recommended. Would that help do you think? Would it compromise the base? I use a slow reducer currently and usually spray around 65 to 70 degrees. I'm using an Iwata LPH 400 with the purple cap, 1.4 needle. Thanks, Bill