Corbo
New Member
Hi guys, been awhile but I'm back with another rookie mistake and appeal to your collective knowledge on how to fix it.
I've been slowly building up metallic paint on my CL360 rims to get a near-chrome finish. Things were going well, super shiny, until I went today to do final coat and bam, this happened. The spots where this happened looked fantastic up until this point.
I did rub down the rims w rubbing alcohol before I started. Maybe I missed these spots? I was handling the rims before painting...I also soaked the cans in warm water before use because I'm spraying in my basement and its a bit cold.
Any advice appreciated...
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I've been slowly building up metallic paint on my CL360 rims to get a near-chrome finish. Things were going well, super shiny, until I went today to do final coat and bam, this happened. The spots where this happened looked fantastic up until this point.
I did rub down the rims w rubbing alcohol before I started. Maybe I missed these spots? I was handling the rims before painting...I also soaked the cans in warm water before use because I'm spraying in my basement and its a bit cold.
Any advice appreciated...
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