Paint problems, need some help

Expansion and contraction,eventually leads too,lack of adhesion.Be it filler or paint.

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From: B & T Roddick

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Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 5:52 PM

Subject: Re: IML: Paint problems, need some help

Ok, thanks, I think :o(

But, why would it take over a year (maybe a lot more) to show up??

Bill

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From: Kenneth Napper

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Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 11:28 AM

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Hi I'm Ken,I do auto body for a living.The thing your experiancing is ;BLISTERING,It's caused by traped solvences or(worse case sinereo),Body filler When body filler expands and contractes (when it thick)it couses this.Or the same with with bad preperation,either way ,its not good!----- Original Message -----

From: B & T Roddick

To: IML

Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 11:01 AM

Subject: IML: Paint probems, need some help

We store our "classics" under covers and in a car port over Winter.
Yesterday I went out to check on them and when I pulled the cover off one of
them I find a large percentage of the car's paint has what looks like
widely disbursed "goosebumps", not pointed but domed like water beads. I
pressed down on a few with my finger nail, but they do not compress or
break.

Any paint gurus out there have a clue what this could be? We have had the
car for a little over a year, it was repainted a few years ago. It is an
Ohio car transplanted to Washington State last Fall.

Bill & Tami Roddick