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Peeling

Phenomenon A loss of adhesion or separation of the paint film from the substrate. Cause A. Improper preparation of the substrate. (Remaining moisture or oil)

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Blister

Phenomenon Swelling as bubbles or pimples in the film. Cause A. Applying over water, grease or oil. B. Rust on the substrate. C. Exposure to

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Blushing

Phenomenon Temporarily or permanently, surface of the paint film loses gloss and becomes foggy or milky after spraying. Cause A. Fast drying solvent or unbalance

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Water Spotting

Phenomenon Circles with raised edges or whitish spots resembling water droplets appear on the surface of the paint film. Cause Getting wet or rained before

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Mottling

Phenomenon Spotted or striped appearance in a metallic color. Cause A. Using the metallic paint with slow thinner or applying it too thick. B. Unskilled

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Gelation

Phenomenon The product changed from liquid to semisolid and has very low fluidity. Cause A. Low stability of the resin component in the paint.(Long storage

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Soft Paint

Soft Paint Phenomenon The paint film is soft to the touch, and will fingerprint or waterspot within hours/days after application. Cause A. Excessive film thickness.

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Cracking

Phenomenon Cracks or lines of various lengths and widths in the topcoat finish often resembling the cracking of dried mud. Cause A. Excessive film thickness

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