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Originally Posted by Primocustoms
best suggestion is DON'T use Krylon..
Second suggestion is you have to wait more than 3 days for the chemicals to release.. most kylon is a enamel based, non hardened paint.. It is dry to the touch in a couple of hours, but it skins over and you get solvents waiting to outgas.. when you cleared it the clear solvents went under the skin, and tryed to lift the first base colors.. so you are back to the drawing board.. if you are going to use krylon get ready for the wait.. Primo..
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Yeah, Primo nailed this one. It's your coating times. Spray paint can cure for up to a week. That's why it smells so bad after you paint something with spray paint, even a day or 2 later. It's still curing......
Look at the coating times on the bottle. I can guarantee it says something like all coats within an hour, then wait a week before spraying clear.
The clearcoat "spidered" as the curing paint released chemicals into the clearcoat. There's good news though. Your project is probably fine. Most times you can carefully sand down the messed up clear without messing up the design. Then make sure it's been a week at least and clearcoat again.
This is a remarkably common problem but it took me like 3 weeks to figure it out when it first happened to me because no one talked about it online (like 3 years ago). Now most of the posts you find when you search for this problem are of me explaining what it is......
I hope this helps. Don't worry you'll only make that mistake once. Now that you know what it is.
Tony D.
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