Applying PVA


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After applying PVA I found in some places happened that.
Is that need cleaning again?
For.me it look like PVA not sticking there.
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Applying PVA
Classicarbon - 5 Years Ago
     Yeh it's contaminated by the wax residue. Could be cleaner, but it's really very difficult to clean properly around the wax. This is why it's best to spray PVA. You can apply the first few coats as....
Hanaldo - 5 Years Ago
     It will come out on the surface of the part facing this side, also from the pictures I'm not sure the PVA is on the whole surface. I would remove it and apply it again. How are you applying the PVA?...
Buchado - 5 Years Ago
             I Will remove everything,I was applying with cloth but will have to use sponge as cloth give poor finish.Now I know how it should look like. I have that kind of gun .Is that will be any good to use?
Classicarbon - 5 Years Ago
                 Yes, you can use that gun. Just be sure to test it before you spray it on your part. The viscosity of the PVA has some effect on the spray of these guns, do some testing on a cardboard before sprayin...
Buchado - 5 Years Ago

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