I need some advice. I have painted my bismark hull and let it dry for over a week .I put a clear gloss coating on this morning and have just gone back to it and it has got white flexs all over it any ideas of what has happened and how to fix it thanks.
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Originally posted by \I need some advice. I have painted my bismark hull and let it dry for over a week .I put a clear gloss coating on this morning and have just gone back to it and it has got white flexs all over it any ideas of what has happened and how to fix it thanks. -
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Originally posted by \Sorry to hear about your plight, what clear gloss was it and what did you thin it with and was there any dampness in the air when you painted it?Comment
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I have stopped using humbrol paints as I have found the quality has gone downhill. I recently used gloss spray can and it came out matt finishComment
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Cold at night with temperatures down over night at the weekend. Fog next day. I would bet it is that
high humidity and record temperatures from the sun pouring down all day. all taking up a mass of
moisture in the air. as the temperature the air can not support all that moisture and it condenses
on any surface which is cold.
Used to have the same when I built in the garage Phil. Used to have a plant propogator which I put
painted parts in.
Cannot help with fixing it. I suspect the gloss coating has separated. i take it it has not shown improvement
at all. guessing it may be moisture within the clear coating if so gentle heat may cure it.
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Originally posted by \Cold at night with temperatures down over night at the weekend. Fog next day. I would bet it is that
high humidity and record temperatures from the sun pouring down all day. all taking up a mass of
moisture in the air. as the temperature the air can not support all that moisture and it condenses
on any surface which is cold.
Used to have the same when I built in the garage Phil. Used to have a plant propogator which I put
painted parts in.
Cannot help with fixing it. I suspect the gloss coating has separated. i take it it has not shown improvement
at all. guessing it may be moisture within the clear coating if so gentle heat may cure it.
LaurieComment
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Humbrol Clear? Hmmm. I've had the same problem which is why I've relegated it to canopies and cockpit transfers. I have gone back to Railmatch acrylic varnish.On the bench: Airfix 1/48 Sea King HC4, Revell 1/24 Trabant.
Coming soon: Airfix 1/72 Phantom FGR2.
Just finished: Airfix 1/48 Stuka & Airfix 1/72 Sea King HC4.Comment
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Originally posted by \Humbrol Clear? Hmmm. I've had the same problem which is why I've relegated it to canopies and cockpit transfers. I have gone back to Railmatch acrylic varnish.
What problems have you had Rick ?. Worked perfectly for me in all ways. Works well airbrushing and is very resilient to use. Easy to clean the airbrush which is not for many varnishes.
If it was Humbrol Clear mixing with water as Phil has stated and it was Humbrol Clear as opposed to Humbrol, that may be the problem. Humbrol Clear is so thin you do not need to thin.
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Originally posted by \Was it Humbrol "Clear" which is different from Humbrol Gloss Varnish.
What problems have you had Rick ?. Worked perfectly for me in all ways. Works well airbrushing and is very resilient to use. Easy to clean the airbrush which is not for many varnishes.
If it was Humbrol Clear mixing with water as Phil has stated and it was Humbrol Clear as opposed to Humbrol, that may be the problem. Humbrol Clear is so thin you do not need to thin.
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Attached FilesOn the bench: Airfix 1/48 Sea King HC4, Revell 1/24 Trabant.
Coming soon: Airfix 1/72 Phantom FGR2.
Just finished: Airfix 1/48 Stuka & Airfix 1/72 Sea King HC4.Comment
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No, it's an acrylic & is cleaned with water. I've never had any problems with it.
Usually it's a matt coat that can display a white ' bloom ' - I've never heard of gloss products doing it.
However, the ' white flecks ' sound more like dust particles or some other contaminant in the Clear, rather than humidity / airborne moisture problems.Comment
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Originally posted by \Isnt humbrol clear a enamol/oil based product? Perhaps its the water thats caused it?
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Actually chaps we do not know what Humbrol product we are talking about.
Phil is it Humbrol "Clear" or another of their varnish products ?
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