Painters help needed!! silicones problem!!!

[nikkisixx69]

fire up a pic to we see,, is your compressor close to where you are painting?? they exhaust a lot of oil vapour,,

compressor is in another room! ill see if i have a pic! as previously said, ive painted everything else with no issues

[martycturbo]

compressor is in another room! ill see if i have a pic! as previously said, ive painted everything else with no issues

ah well that rules that out<< have you bled it lately and do you have a water trap,,
even with my one fitted at the bodyshop I used to get the odd re-action, more so with white for some reason, fitted a wee filter at the gun also and that stopped all,,
http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Spray-Gun-Air...,PR-Q~~_35.JPG

[nikkisixx69]

ah well that rules that out<< have you bled it lately and do you have a water trap,,
even with my one fitted at the bodyshop I used to get the odd re-action, more so with white for some reason, fitted a wee filter at the gun also and that stopped all,,
http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Spray-Gun-Air...,PR-Q~~_35.JPG

i know your an excellent painter dude, but im pretty sure it aint the compressor or lines etc. like i painted sideskirts directly after the first reaction on the overfenders, same paint and all, and the skirts came out perfect! it has to be the panel

[martycturbo]

its a pain in the ass,, just trying to rule out the obvious things,, most silicon re-actions I come across are from trim restorers and tyre shines etc on the pannel,, but the washing liquid, wet sanding and panel wipe that you've done normally get rid of it,,
read through what you've done again there with prep,, sounds perfectly ok,,

[nikkisixx69]

its a pain in the ass,, just trying to rule out the obvious things,, most silicon re-actions I come across are from trim restorers and tyre shines etc on the pannel,, but the washing liquid, wet sanding and panel wipe that you've done normally get rid of it,,
read through what you've done again there with prep,, sounds perfectly ok,,

tis a pain in the balls! and i thought the anti-silicone stoppers would do the trick today but nope! does it make any difference that the panels were new?

[ELV-iS]

tis a pain in the balls! and i thought the anti-silicone stoppers would do the trick today but nope! does it make any difference that the panels were new?

there's silicone in the fibreglass mould release agent from what i read on the internets

had the same issue on a mates car a couple months ago with new quarters - sprayed primer - fish eyes - wiped it off with thinner on a rag a few minutes later - panel wiped again - primed again fish eyes again - thinner on a rag again to take the primer off.. we then scotched the whole thing again dipping scotch into panel wipe - panel wiped normally again and it was grand then....

I'm surprised you're getting fish eyes in the paint but you didn't when you primed ?

Something must have come into contact with the primed surface - maybe you were touching the back of the panel with a rag you're wiping the painting surface with and there's silicones on it?

[nikkisixx69]

there's silicone in the fibreglass mould release agent from what i read on the internets

had the same issue on a mates car a couple months ago with new quarters - sprayed primer - fish eyes - wiped it off with thinner on a rag a few minutes later - panel wiped again - primed again fish eyes again - thinner on a rag again to take the primer off.. we then scotched the whole thing again dipping scotch into panel wipe - panel wiped normally again and it was grand then....

I'm surprised you're getting fish eyes in the paint but you didn't when you primed ?

Something must have come into contact with the primed surface - maybe you were touching the back of the panel with a rag you're wiping the painting surface with and there's silicones on it?

It can't be the rag man as im using individual prep wipes, so they only get used once! Im going to prime again, should I just prime over existing surface or should I strip it back to the gel coat?