Guy; In a message dated 5/26/97 12:45:46 PM, you wrote: <<Shoot another coat, light and even, then shoot STRAIGHT REDUCER. NO clear coat needed.>> One thing you might want to consider is in your final light coat of reducer, add just a 'little' retarder, this will let the reducer work even better. I find that on the one or two days a year when the humidity is below 110% here, that this works extremely well. It seems to allow the reducer time to soften the finish a little and flow, smooth itself out, just a little more. Plus there is no overspray problem as in one area drying before you can lap it in with the next pass of reducer. Jim Bryant (FL)
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