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Old 03-06-2006, 04:04 PM   #16
 
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I know, that's what I thought, but he was adament, and I have since read that somewhere eles too. He said that 5" was max for WB.
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I'll have to experiement with that. I've never sprayed that close in the past. I have always found that I get a rough surface on my build coats but I attribute that to grain raising. I usually spray 3-4 coats, sand level and spray a final coat. The final coat has always felt smooth to me.

In my experience, solvent based finishes seem to dry faster that WB, what distance do they recommend for nitro based lacquer?
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In my experience, solvent based finishes seem to dry faster that WB, what distance do they recommend for nitro based lacquer?
As I was only interested in WB, other finishes didn't come up.
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