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07-24-2004 05:56 PM #2
Many things cause it , air pressure, fan adjustment, material adjustment, going to slow or fast with the paint gun.
I will give you some help on how to solve the tiger
stripe problem, Lacquer is suppose to be thinned up to 150% , then with each coat cross hatch the pattern, go one way once, then cross ways the next this should help.
Another thing is if your fluid tip , needle, and air cap can be wore out, as this can be a problem too.
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