Joined the club this weekend. Wet sanded and buffed. Turned out pretty good but I think I may spray the next one (TZ), this was practice.

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I've been having issues with the last two cans of Spraymax that I've used. First time, I assumed the can's pressure was not quite right but the second can did the same although to a lesser extent. The first can was something that I had on the shelf, it was never activated until I sprayed it. Second can was from a new order but date stamped 9/2018.

I'm spraying on a horizontal surface and I get drops of clear falling onto the surface. Am I expecting too much from a spray bomb when it comes to a horizontal spraying surface?

Last several cans did not drip. I'm really liking the SprayMax lately, significantly less overspray than using the gun. I got a 6 pack off of Amazon which brought the price per can down to around $14.

Yeah...I still have the stuff for the gun that I can mix up in very small batches for leveling.

No.... Not more talk about dimples. Keep the dimples out of here.

Yep, spray in a cup and use an eye dropper to deposit into the depression.

Where's the video of the dude spraying in his basement without a mask?

Orange peel and solvent pop are two very different things. Orange peel is small lumps like an orange... Solvent pop is craters almost like something popped just under the surface.

Clear the rails separately if you like the look.

Just seems lazy after all the work stripping the field to not remove 10 more screws and\or some staples.

Reminds me of a car that I saw at the gas station yesterday... It was rusting around the wheel wells but they put blue duct tape over it, blue car looked fine until I was about 20' away.

You're supposed to clear over the waterslide then sand and polish everything.

wet sand and buff.

1200,1500,2000,2500,3000 then use compounds with the buffer. Do the entire playfield. If you have a lot of roughness then start with 1000 grit.

rotordave what is this mm you speak of

rotordave not this engineer

It actually sucks using both. Square root k over m... That is meric but when I'm thinking a measurement... I have no idea what a mm is