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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

the previous layer 's solvents ( not enoughto causesolvent pop

the most significant factorscausingsolvent pop

By waxing or sealing the paint you trap those solvents incan causesolvent pop

when too much paint is applied or coats are applied on top of each other too quickly(passive) is causedSolvent pop

the solvents ... will burst outcausingsolvent pop

the top layer dried trapping the solventscausingsolvent pop

the coating ... helpspreventsolvent pop

When I applied fresh clear almost immediatly that iscausedthe solvent pop

my magnaklearto preventsolvent pop

all visible gel coat ... to helppreventsolvent pop

insufficient flash time between coats(passive) caused bysolvent pop

Using 870 reducer may have caused it to skin over too quicklycausingsolvent pop

a reducer ... to helppreventsolvent pop

1.4can leadto solvent pop

by applying the finish too heavy(passive) is often causedPinholes / solvent pop

painters and coaterscan preventsolvent pop issues

the top surface of the clear skinning over(passive) is caused bySolvent pop

Airflow over the surface when it is still wetwill causesolvent pop

different thingscan causesolvent pop

the miserably hard way ... cheap thinnerwill causesolvent pop

Another cause of pinholing ... excessive film buildcausessolvent pop

a previous coat(passive) can be caused bySolvent pop

waiting too long between clear coats(passive) caused byextreme solvent pop

reducingcreatessolvent pop

silicone(passive) is caused bySolvent pop

because trapped solvent may be released into the upper layerscausing‘ solvent pop

an already heated ovenwill causesolvent pop

a car ... sealingto preventsolvent pop

Corrosion(passive) caused byCorrosion

rarelycontributerarely

cratering(passive) is caused bycratering

when too much paint is applied or coats are applied on top of each other too quicklyis causedwhen too much paint is applied or coats are applied on top of each other too quickly

bubbling in a lacquer coatmay be causingbubbling in a lacquer coat

from trapping of solventsis causedfrom trapping of solvents

by applying the paint too heavilyis ... causedby applying the paint too heavily

Bubbles(passive) are caused byBubbles

the fish eyes AND the white fleckswill causethe fish eyes AND the white flecks

to more solvent pop , etcto leadto more solvent pop , etc

the old paint to lift off the frame within a short tome after the new paint hits the framewill causethe old paint to lift off the frame within a short tome after the new paint hits the frame

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