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18-06-25, 03:58
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Hi Chris.
I wondered abut that also but the paint is definitely designed for use on primed metal. I was thinking it all over today and am now wondering if my spray distance of 10 to 12 inches from the panel was too excessive. Reviewing the spray gun manual indicated an ideal distance of 6 to 8 inches for best results. Conditions permitting, I will attempt another set piece on the weekend. In the meantime I need to source another supply of medium mesh paint strainers. The pack I just purchased are far too fine and it takes ages for any decent amount of paint to filter through. Cheers, David 
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