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Antznyopantz
Hello all.
First time painter here.
I've gone through the steps - epoxy, regular build surfacer, blocked out with 320, and then DA with pad and 600 to take out 320 scratches. I intend to shoot a metallic base and high voc Euro 2020 clear.
I used a guide coat when blocking.
The guide coat has been sanded away but when I looked over the primer after sanding with 600 grit I noticed areas that looked mottled. There are small darker spots in patches here and there. My concerns is that these spots are darker because they are lower and have not been sanded enough.
Again - I did use a guide coat - which is now gone - and when I rub my hand over these spots I cannot feel any variance in the surface.
Do I need to sand these spots more or is the variance just color that I should not be concerned about?
I've attached a photo. One of the areas I'm talking about is inside the red half-circle.
Thanks!
Scott
First time painter here.
I've gone through the steps - epoxy, regular build surfacer, blocked out with 320, and then DA with pad and 600 to take out 320 scratches. I intend to shoot a metallic base and high voc Euro 2020 clear.
I used a guide coat when blocking.
The guide coat has been sanded away but when I looked over the primer after sanding with 600 grit I noticed areas that looked mottled. There are small darker spots in patches here and there. My concerns is that these spots are darker because they are lower and have not been sanded enough.
Again - I did use a guide coat - which is now gone - and when I rub my hand over these spots I cannot feel any variance in the surface.
Do I need to sand these spots more or is the variance just color that I should not be concerned about?
I've attached a photo. One of the areas I'm talking about is inside the red half-circle.
Thanks!
Scott