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StolenFox
So obviously, I screwed up. The problem is that I'm not sure what I did wrong. Specs for the failure are as follows:
Gun: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-02-50014
Set at 28 psi with trigger pulled per Barry's recommendation
Bare metal with 80 grit for tooth
3 passes with waterborne w&g the night before
Tacked off with a new crystal cloth. Gently waved across surface, no pressure applied.
Gun set up according to the SPI tutorial
24 oz of epoxy mixed and induced for 40 minutes
8 oz left over after one coat on the exterior of a hood and two fenders
Approx 68 degrees at 56% humidity
The hood came out very good (horizontal) compared to the fenders (hanging vertically). Only a smal bit of the same defect located in a crease is evident on the hood. The fenders are a mess! I stopped after one coat because of the issue, figured it best to not put on more material to end up sanding off. Sorry about the last pic being upside down, don't know how to fix that....
So, how did I screw this up?
S.F.