LIVEWIREKA

Ok ,i have just primed up my car ,it was originally 2k black ,so I sanded that down ,so that there was absolutely no shine whatsoever left . Then wiped the whole car down using panel wipe .

On monday I painted the car using barcoat ,as I will be using cellulose paint and didnt want any reactions. Tuesday night I put on the primer . And low and behold ,I came back to my garage today to find some sort of reaction which I really do not need just now

I have not got a clue what went wrong ,but its as if the paint has fracture lines ,like cracks ,as its only on one side of the car check the pics out ..

If anyone can help me ,I will be truly grateful











I have some experience painting cars ,but this has never happened to me before ...

dingla rs

iTrader: (2)

celly primer? loos like it bn put on to heavy m8

the joys of celly

LIVEWIREKA

oh joy ,out with the sander tomorrow then anyone else got there opinions? cheers mate

Lee Ivatt

iTrader: (1)

difficult as pics are shit (no offence)

Looks like classic celly overload.

Goes on to think skin dries then when body of it dries it shrinks back.

Supprised your using celly, both my local suppliers do not sell it to match now.

They only have stocks in basic pre set colours.

Other this it could be is contamination, Only need to be a tiny bit of grease or something like brake fluid. Most common thing is if the car has been polished with a silicone based product or washed with a "halfords" car wash soap. As sillicone reacts with paint big time.

Sand it back and dust it over again, if it happens again the its defo chemical.

panelbeater

well the first mistake was using barcoat! you can put celly paint over 2k its using celly over synthetic that you can't do