paint reacting.. not happy.

1. lizza Regular Poster Joined: Oct 2009 chirk, wrexham Posts: 479 1.4 mrk 1

   #1 2nd February 2010, 21:50

   hiya,
   
   sorry for the poor picture quality, but i think you can see my problem,
   
   i know what to do , prep'n, primer, sand between coats all that.
   
   but for the life of me i cant get that one button right, its driving me nuts,
   
   all the bits were cleaned in soapy water, before had and all done as above^^^
   
   any ideas what i can use?
   
   the bits are not quite finished yet.
   
   
   
   
   
   you can see the rest of my bits are ok,
2. lizza Regular Poster Joined: Oct 2009 chirk, wrexham Posts: 479 1.4 mrk 1

   #2 2nd February 2010, 22:08

   nobody want help me then NO,
   im guessing your al thinking,
   
   more rubbing,more rubbing.... ok i get it... elbow grease.... lol....
3. user_39965 Established Member Joined: Dec 2009 Cambridge Posts: 1246 Blue Furio

   #3 2nd February 2010, 22:12

   Personally I'd use lukewarm water, no soap to wash, then get the finish off with 1000 / 1200 grit. do this until its smooth.
   
   Use a THIN coat of primer (after washing dust off in lukewarm water). leave it to dry for atleast 20 mins. grab yourself a cup of tea and some biscuits or something.
   
   Go back, check theres no bubbling etc, if you're happy, then go for the colour coat, once again light and then. leave it to dry again for atleast 20 mins. Then repeat if more colour is required.
   
   Hope this helps
4. user_38172 Frequent Poster Joined: Oct 2009 Scarborough Posts: 914 1.4 furio white

   #4 2nd February 2010, 22:17

   did you shake the spray can vigorously before starting each coat?
5. J222JRA Saxperience Hardcore! Joined: May 2007 Posts: 16839 Saxo VTS, Westfield

   #5 2nd February 2010, 22:21

   Thats caused by silicone from cleaning products normally....did you buy surface cleaner??? Also did you apply a plastic primer??
6. user_30728 Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Jan 2009 st.austell Posts: 2549 106 quiksilver

   #6 2nd February 2010, 22:25

   Wow!!!!
   
   Make sure to use plastic primer, clean with proper cleaning stuff.... And by the looks of things you have sprayed loads of paint at a time.
   
   Remember to do thin layers and leave to dry within each coat.
7. matt29VTS Regular Poster Joined: Dec 2008 Kineton, Nr Banbury Posts: 329 2001 saxo VTS

   #7 2nd February 2010, 22:31

   It may be down to spraying conditions or temperature (to cold) but looks like a reaction to silicone/cleaning product as said.
8. lizza Regular Poster Joined: Oct 2009 chirk, wrexham Posts: 479 1.4 mrk 1

   #8 2nd February 2010, 22:35

   hiya, thanks for reply
   
   been doing this all day.
   
   used plastic primer they have had about 3-4 coats, all been sanded intbetween, with 1200 untill smooth. each coat was left, 20-30mins.
   
   i shaked the can well between each coat.
   
   the pink, is also for plastic, and it has had 3 coats, all put on sparingly.
   
   the only thing i can see that i have havent done is to use suface cleaner to remove the silcone.
   
   i got plenty of stuff so i'll just go through the process again, and hopefully get it right this time, cheers
   
   oh what you think the colour?
9. Denno09 Established Member Joined: Nov 2009 Chesterfield Posts: 1125 Saxo honda civic

   #9 2nd February 2010, 22:40

   scotch before you apply the primer Make sure you have shack the can well for about 2 mins.
   use plastic primer and make sure it is clean of grease as it will cause the paint to seperate as in the picture.
   allow to dry properly and sand between coat.apply coats lightly.
10. marcusd Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jan 2009 warrington Posts: 7551 posi blue mk2 2003 vtr

    #10 2nd February 2010, 23:22

    if all else fails just very very lightly spray just that area thats not sticking, almost like dropping the paint in the holes. plenty of layers and it;ll start to stick and be good enough to sand again and respray fully