Sat 03 March 2007 |
The panel paint had hardened off a bit today and I start looking at the problems. Difficult to see from the photo, but the running out of paint did result in patch dry / sandy areas but probably managable. | 
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However when I started looking at the cut outs the thickness of the paint is starting to become a problem and a couple of areas chipped badly. The conclusion was rub down (again) and open some of the holes just slightly. | 
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Got the process sorted now (too much practice) but it is coming up really well. | 
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Hopefully the last top coat for the panel - it went on quite well - tomorrow we will see the results. | 
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One improvement to the method is to bring the work straight inside and cover with a lid - this reduces the dust. | 
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