@Hump Yard Mike posted:Thanks guys,
I believe there is plenty of pressure in the can and i do not observe any spitting or unusual spray when it goes on.
I have put another couple of coats where the entire surface looks wet, and it is still drying with same surface. I was sure to shake the can excessively and I am painting in 50% humidity.
Being the model is wood, stripping the paint is not really an option I am excited about.
Wondering if there is a better product before I paint the bottom of the caboose that may not cause the same issue, but be compatible with the testors gloss coat already on there. I have had bad luck with rattle cans from big box store causing crinkling when applied over its self or a other colors of the same brand.
As Pete mentioned, your best results will come from a gun, such as a half descent airbrush........you’re removing the propellant variable and now you’re in control of pressure, and volume of material,.....all you can do with a rattle can is push the button,...😉
Pat
