I figured they would unfortunately. I don’t know what else to use in order to address those cracks. Fairing compound? Or what would you use? If I did address them would I have to reprime the surface before basecoat? I’m all out of primer as of now so I’d have to buy some more.
Yes, I would say that for sure, or I have seen where it was sprayed from to to far away(misted and not layed on wet), can cause that problem too. Air gets trapped and when sanded does that. Its like when someone tries to fill too deep of sanding scratches with primer and air gets trapped in the scratches, and after they sand it down, they cant figure out why the primer didnt do its job...lol
yes what @dirtyzoar said is what most likely happened. It’s my first paint job on anything ever so it’s a big learning process for me. I sanded most of it out going from 400 dry to 500 then 600 wet and it’s coming out great but poking through to the color in a few places. Would y’all get more primer and put 1 more good layer on it or will basecoat not be affected by the color underneath the grey which is orange?
Air Cap Just has a square on it so not sure what size, the needle is a 1.4. It’s a 20 year old Cheap gun that hasn’t been used until now. My graco turbine gun clogged up on me and wouldn’t spray, I couldn’t figure out what happened so I resorted to using this.
