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Clear finish is peeling or shows poor adhesion
and when removed, finish shows stain adhering to the back of the chip. |
This
usually occurs when the finisher is trying to obtain a very deep stain
color such as a mahogany or a white white.
The
application of too heavy of a coat of stain without wiping can leave a
loose surface film of pigment. When the clear coat is applied over the
pigment, it only adheres to the pigment and does not have good adhesion
to the wood, therefore, leading to peeling.
Dark
stain color should be obtained by using toners as a first coat before
stain application. All heavy application of stains should be wiped
before finish is applied. In addition, stain should be allowed to dry
the time recommended by the manufacturer. |
