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Interloper393
Interloper393
posted 8 Years Ago
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Can anyone tell me why your xcr resin once fully cured and sanded it peels off!
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Interloper393
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8 Years Ago
You will need to be much more specific with the description of your problem What surface have you applied the XCR resin to? How did you prepare that surface? Sanding, degreasing ... I have now use...
Dravis
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8 Years Ago
Yes, as Dravis says, more detail is required in order for us to diagnose your problem. As it happens, Dravis has already pointed out the most likely cause which is the previous layer having cured too...
Matt (Staff)
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8 Years Ago
Iv skinned a few parts.. First coat with the dye, waited until tacky and stuck the carbon on, added a coat of resin straight away. Waited 24 hours. 180 dry sanded the parts. Apply ed another 3 coats....
Interloper393
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8 Years Ago
What grits suitable for using between coats. ? Fed up with this issues and it's wrecking parts because of it.. I'll just let each coat cure sand and apply another.
Interloper393
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8 Years Ago
So is it scratching easily once sanded or peeling off in layers?? We normally recommend starting off around 120grit then working up to 240grit before applying the final layer of resin. I would...
Warren (Staff)
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8 Years Ago
If it breaks through with sanding you can air blow it off.
Interloper393
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8 Years Ago
What you're describing really doesn't sound consistent with the way the resin should perform. I appreciate that you are a painter and so you are confident with your mixing but no matter what your...
Matt (Staff)
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8 Years Ago
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