» Unsuitable thinner or reducer for application conditions
» Materials not uniformly mixed
» Spraying too wet
» Holding spray gun too close to work
» Uneven spray pattern
» Incorrect spray PSI or gun setup
» Low shop temperature
» The flash time of the basecoat was too short before the clearcoat was applied
» Coat affected by wet or humid air/ weather.

» Select the thinner or reducer that is suitable for existing shop conditions and mix properly. In cold, damp weather,use a fasterdry solvent

» Stir all pigmented topcoats - especially metallics - thoroughly

» Use proper gun adjustments,
techniques, and air pressure

» Keep your spray gun clean (especially the needle fluid tip and air cap) and in good working condition

» Do not spray metallic basecoats too wet

» Keep spray gun parallel to panel

» Follow application recommendations
per the TDS

» Allow color coat to set-up and apply a drier double coat or two single coats,depending upon which topcoat you are applying

» If the defect is only visible after the application of the clear, thoroughly dry the clear, sand and refinish