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Bosco Birdswood
PostPosted: Tue Sep 17, 2019 7:48 am 
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Hey guys, I have some sonic blue nitro where the pigment is separating out regardless of how much I shake and mix it, resulting in dark blue specks appearing in the finish. Done all the usuals - clean gun, fine paint filter, behlen thinner etc. Any advice on how to prevent this?


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B. Howard
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What pigments did you use? Some combinations and an industrial paint shaker is mandatory.

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Bosco Birdswood
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B. Howard wrote:
What pigments did you use? Some combinations and an industrial paint shaker is mandatory.

Hey Brian, it was actually pre-mixed Rothko and Frost nitro so no pigments added by me.


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Yeah, that needs a good 20 minutes in the shaker. Take it to your local paint shop and ask them to mix it for you.

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