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CAUSE
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REMEDY |
| A |
Unclean surface. |
Clean carefully with volatile solvent. |
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B |
Sometimes the finishing coat and primer coat are
not meant to be used together. The solvent in the finishing coat lifts
the primer from the surface. Even though the film will dry and have a
good appearance, primary adhesion has been ruined. |
Make sure that the proper recommended primer and
finishing coat are used together. |
| C |
Wood sanded too smooth. Especially closed grain
hardwoods like maple and birch. |
Always finish sand closed grain hardwoods with
120 grit sandpaper before the finishing process. |
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