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 bigduke18 |
Rustoleum Problem |
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Posts: 225 (04/30/08 01:24 PM) Home Racing Forum Veteran |
I don't know if anyone has experienced this problem at all...I was helping my son to paint a model rocket...the first coat of Orange Rustoleum went on
fine, but when we painted the next color over it (Meadow Green...I know, yuk! by it was my son's idea) the green alligatored in spots; about 1/3 of the
coverage area. They're both the same type of enamel, so I didn't think that there would be a problem. Has anyone had this problem before?
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bigduke18 |
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Posts: 226 (04/30/08 01:36 PM) Home Racing Forum Veteran |
I guess I should add that I was using Rustoleum gloss "Painters Touch", which might be an acrylic, rather than an enamel.
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Posts: 970 (05/02/08 02:04 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
Unknown... A lacquer over an alkyd enamel could cause problems like that. Or it could have been a relative humidity problem. Two thoughts... are we sure the
orange was completely cured before the top coat went on? Have you yet contacted customer service at Rustoleum and posed the same problem to them?
Greg
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bigduke18 |
Rustoleum | ||
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Posts: 228 (05/02/08 04:53 PM) Home Racing Forum Veteran |
It was about a week between the orange application & the green & both paints are of the same variety
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