3.2 Step 2: Priming Your Wooden Surface.I looked at my other small dryers in the sun and they each have about a capful of oil in them still after draining the water. The other set-up was spitting out oil and water
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I got clean oil free air now from the large filter dryer, tested by spraying into a clean glass jar Its jacked up and only goes up to 60 psi and doesnt shut off, louder than hell, I knew it when I bought it but it will work for now cant expect nuch for $40+10 gas to get it Low on funds so I went to craglist and got a 6cfm 125 psi 20gal oiless Camp-Haus I went to shoot yesterday and dicovered my compressor was pumping out massive amounts of oil, it s everywhere I'd say to either use a different compressor or use a different filter setup. If it was something on the surface you would see it immediately and if it was being caused by improper cleaning of the surface it wouldn't be so evenly spaced. A small filter like that is most likely not removing the contaminants coming from your compressor. I am so close to success but this is not easy, when fall comes it will be game over until springIt appears to be a problem with your air supply. The west system epoxy (for flexibility may be replaced with Vinyl ester to improve resin viscosity I was planning to make a rubber top infusion mold ( to cut down on air entrapment) with 3 parts in a row but I cant get past my spray problems, the parts will need to be UV coated with two part urethane for long term durability I need to cut that finish time down or quit The parts are structurally excellent, but it takes me 20 hours to trim and get a finish on each one. Made mold & casted parts with 4 layers of vacuum bagged 2x2 twill carbon Fiber in West Systems epoxy I got a lot of requests and sold 6, could probably sell 1,000 but they are taking too long The parts are made from a plug I designed to improve a stock part I am working out of a 10x12 shed in the mountains next to my cabin Have made a few Carbon fiber cold air intakes and HTR 212 heat sheilds I have about 30 hours wasted on finishing these two parts It seems like I am doing everything right Note: no silcones were killed in the making of this wax I guess I'll spend another day and try again Layed down a tack coat, let it flash about 10 minutesĪnd it looked like a map of the stars with random fisheyes every inch or so Let it dry real good wiped with paper towels only Waited the recomended time, wet sanded it, Made sure the compressor air is nice and dry, got two dryer filters in line, shot it again with the 2 part urethane primer, it looked real good, no fisheyes Spent all day sanding off the fisheyed coat from yesterday , The part has cured for weeks and has been sanded 3 times so I dont thyink i9t can be an epoxy blush problem Thats about the extent of my painting experience past the rattle can or roller I have painted a truck and it came out good but this is not working I cannot get a decent finish on these parts to save my life I have never tried so hard for so long and failed so miserably
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